Prince William makes powerful vow about his future

Prince William has just tugged at heartstrings by issuing a major promise about his future, as well as his intention to carry on King Charles’ legacy.

The promise relates to the heir’s conservation initiative that aims to protect Dartmore National Park for decades to come.

This extensive project in collaboration with the Duchy of Cornwall and the Central Dartmoor Landscape Recovery project, is the first of its kind, and was unveiled during a visit to Tor Royal Bog, around Yelverton, Devon.

According to GB News, Prince William’s statement there saw him saying, “I'm keen to continue my father's work as well.”

In the eyes of the hair “for me it's about the impact, I want to see stuff actually happen.”

Because by now “we've done the talking now, we've put the vision together, the design, now it's about the activation,” he concluded by saying too.

For those unversed, Prince William inherited the Duchy of Cornwall estate at the time of Queen Elizabeth’s passing because her crown had transferred over to King Charles, leaving Prince William the title of Prince of Wales as well as controlling power in the monarchy’s biggest source of private income.