Prince William Pays Tribute To Queen Elizabeth And The Duke Of Edinburgh In Interview With Marry Berry

Dec 09, 2019 by apost team

As Royal fans across the globe wait eagerly to finally watch the Berry Royal Christmas, airing December 16 on the BBC, Prince William has gotten candid with Mary Berry in an exclusive interview.

The Christmas baking special is set to feature the Prince alongside his wife Kate Middleton joining forces with the former "Great British Bake Off" judge, Mary Berry and "Bake Off" champion Nadiya Hussain to create a lavish Christmas dinner to be served to volunteers and staff at some of royal couples favorite charities that will be working over the holidays. 

Kate Middleton and Prince William will join Berry in the one-hour special as she visits with the people that operate charitable organizations across the UK. The special will focus on those groups that remain open during the holiday season and allow the audience to meet the staff that gives up their holidays for others.

Berry will also spend time visiting charities important to the royals including The Passage, a London group that aids homeless and other vulnerable members of the population

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" Growing up both of my parents were hugely charitable." Prince William stated as per The Independent. " My father set up the Prince's Trust. He's involved in so many different organizations. My mother has done her work with homelessness, and as you said AIDs and other charities, and I think I've grown up in a household which has been very much a case of 'well, we're very lucky – you must give back.'

The Duke of Cambridge also took the opportunity to pay tribute to his grandparents Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh Phillip. The Prince expressed his admiration for the Queen, saying she managed to change the dynamics of what was a "man's world" at the time of her coronation when she was just 25 years old. 

"My grandmother becoming Queen at a very young age, in the days when it was a man’s world, it was very difficult for her to make a difference – and she’s done it in her own very unique, distinct way."

He also went on to praise his grandfather, saying the two together are "the epitome of public service."

The Christmas special will last for an hour and will see Berry seeing the work of different charities such as Action Addiction to which Kate has been donating since 2012. The chef will also be taken on a tour of the new garden in RHS Wisley that encourages people to explore the outdoors. At the end of the program, the royal couple is going to prepare some food for the following party. Berry will be advising them.

A Berry Royal Christmas is set to air at 8:30 PM on the 16th of December in the UK on BBC One. If you found this article interesting, show it to a family member or friend who can't enough of the royals.