Prince William celebrated his wife Kate's work with young children today as he joined a conference to help end homelessness.
The Prince of Wales agreed to selfies from well-wishers and hailed a former rough sleeper who had turned his life round as 'brave' for telling his story.
William, 41, joined a Homewards Sheffield Local
Coalition meeting at the Millennium Gallery in the South Yorkshire city to discuss ways to end homelessness.
When the topic of childhood was raised by Sheffield City Council chief executive Kate Josephs, William immediately remarked about the success of Kate's early years projects. Holding his palms out and smiling, he said: 'Venturing into my wife's territory here. She needs to be sat here to hear this.'
Earlier in the day, well-wisher Peter Brownley, 61, told him that he was a huge fan of the Royal Family and had sent the Princess of Wales a get well soon card. William replied: 'You really are very kind.'
It comes as Kate's recovery from surgery appears to be progressing after footage obtained by The Sun showed her and
Jeetwin betting apps William at the Windsor Farm Shop on Saturday.
The Princess can be seen with her hair down, wearing a black jacket and leggings, chatting with her husband and looking 'happy and relaxed' according to an observer.
Prince William attends a Homewards Sheffield Local Coalition meeting in Sheffield todayWhen the topic of childhood was raised by Sheffield City Council chief executive Kate Josephs (left), William immediately remarked about the success of Kate's early years projects
Leigh Stinchcombe grabs William for a selfie at the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield todayThe Prince of Wales with nurse Maisy Lee after attending the meeting in Sheffield todayWilliam attends a Homewards Sheffield meeting at the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield todayThe Prince with Homewards chief Liz Laurence at the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield todayToday, the Prince arrived in Sheffield city centre by car and walked through the Winter Garden - an urban glasshouse.
