Prince William, the second in line to the British throne, was spotted selling copies of the “Big Issue” magazine, which is normally sold by the homeless, on the streets of London this week.
Wearing the company’s red cap and vest, William was spotted near Westminster on Wednesday selling the magazine, which allows homeless people to earn money by selling it to the general public.
Matthew Gardner, a retired chief superintendent, said in a LinkedIn post with a photo of Prince William, 39, that his brother-in-law spotted him and had a “private moment with our future King who was humble and working quietly in the background, helping the neediest.”
William and his brother Harry were taken to homeless shelters as children by their mother, the late Princess Diana, as part of her charitable work.
