Prince William resumes royal duties after ditching Easter Sunday with King

Prince William has now returned to Royal work and is focusing on his Royal duties after his three children, whom he shares with Kate Middleton, have started going to school again after a long spring break.

On April 24, the 42-year-old Royal was seen at an organization counseling young people in London.

Mentivity offers a safe space and youth services to almost 400 young locals weekly through clubs, outreach, and educational programs in south east London.

His visit to Mentivity House marked its first anniversary, and started off with William taking a seat with co-founders, Sayce Holmes-Lewis and Leon Wright.

They told the royal about how growing up and spending time on the Aylesbury Estate had formed and inspired the organisation’s values and mission to uplift and motivate the local youth.

William also didn’t shy away from taking out time to spend time with the young people and actively participated in some fun activities, building up their spirits.

After spending time with the youngsters, the Prince of Wales went on to have a roundtable conversation which was held by entrepreneur Tim Campbell, who won the British version of The Apprentice.

This was William’s first work outing after he missed out on a Royal family tradition on April 20, to spend Easter with his children and Kate.