Generous George! Prince, 12, prepares Christmas food for homeless – and reacts to Diana’s signature

‘I said, you know, your dad’s been involved with The Passage for many, many years. Your grandma took him to The Passage when he was about your age.
‘And what you’re going to be doing today is helping us prepare for our Christmas lunch, which is a really important day because it’s for people who perhaps won’t have a place that they can call home this Christmas.

‘I said, we’ve just got a number of different things for you to help us with. So, time to roll your sleeves up and get stuck in.
‘He was well up for it. Absolutely. Very much like his dad in terms of he just wanted to crack on, which was lovely.’

Prince William first attended The Passage with his mother in 1993, but he and his brother Prince Harry were also both seen at the centre with Diana as boys.
William was photographed playing chess, lending a hand in the kitchen and holding wrapped Christmas presents when he visited the charity.
Earlier this week George followed in his father’s footsteps as he was shown to a room where he helped volunteers create care packages, which were later distributed to people unable to attend the lunch.
The packages contained around 30 items including £10 Greggs vouchers, toiletries, socks and snack bars.