Prince William Teases New TV Interview In Which He Talks 'About The Environment & The Earthshot Prize'
Prince William is ready for his close up! The royal will be appearing in a new interview on Thursday, October 14, where he will talk about a variety of topics.
"Behind the scenes of #BBCNewscast, talking about the environment and The @EarthshotPrize," the Duke and Duchess' social media account wrote. "Look out for more this Thursday."
In the photo, the 39-year-old appears to be grinning from ear-to-ear, which people loved. One person wrote, "It's great to see William with such a nice relaxed genuine smile on his face!!!!!" while another added, "I can't wait to see you our Prince."
A third user added, "Amazing promo...really cool to see #DukeofCambridge so connected with this whole initiative. #EarthShotLondon2021."
Recently, the dad-of-three has been vocal about his Earthshot initiative, and he will be releasing a five-part limited series via discovery+ on October 3.
"We can create a different future, a better future," he said in the sneak peek. "But only if we reach for it now."
William even recruited former Mayor Michael Bloomberg to talk about how important it to save the planet.
"President John F. Kennedy’s Moon Shot called upon Americans to meet 'an hour of change and challenge' by putting a man on the moon by the end of the 1960s. His speech and the space program it launched united millions of people around a highly ambitious goal, and it inspired a generation of scientists and engineers, who accelerated our technological progress and helped propel us toward an era of extraterrestrial travel," the pair wrote in an op-ed for USA Today.
"An hour of change and challenge is upon us again, but this time the question isn’t whether we can reach the moon. It’s whether we can save the Earth," they continued.
The two continued to explain why it's important to future generations to take action sooner than later.
"The science tells us that this is the decade to act — and that waiting is not an option," they noted. "Without bold and decisive action, future generations will look back and ask: How could they advance so far in space while leaving their own planet – and their own communities – so vulnerable? We must meet this moment with the optimistic spirit of President Kennedy’s Moon Shot. To promote that goal, one of us (Prince William) established The Earthshot Prize, a global effort to find and celebrate solutions to the world's greatest environmental challenges over the next 10 years."
