Prince William 'keen' to continue King Charles work after Harry's betrayal

Prince William vowed to continue the legacy of his father King Charles after Prince Harry's betrayal.

The Prince of Wales recently visited Tor Royal Bog near Yelverton, Devon, on Thursday, as the owner of the Duchy of Cornwall.

He announced a new meaningful "20-year landscape vision focusing on restoring nature, supporting sustainable farming and protecting Dartmoor’s peatlands, rivers and wildlife."

As per GB, during his visit, William said, "I'm keen to continue my father's work as well."

"For me, it's about the impact, I want to see stuff actually happen. We've done the talking now, we've put the vision together, the design, now it's about the activation," the future King stated.

Prince William surely has made the King proud with his new plans, especially amid the growing tensions with Prince Harry.

For the unversed, there are reports that the royals have 'shut down' the palace's doors on the Duke of Sussex after his bombshell interview on BBC.

Moreover, Harry made it to the negative headlines after claims circulated about his desire to change his royal surname Mountbatten Windsor to Spence, in a bid to honour his late mother, Princess Diana. 

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