Prince William Honours Teen Heroes At Kensington Palace
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etcanada.comPrince William opened the doors of Kensington Palace to five Teen Heroes on Dec. 8. The young group are part of BBC Radio 1’s Teen Heroes.
Each year, a different group of youth are honoured for their “selfless, brave and exceptional achievements”. This is the fifth year in a row the Teen Heroes have met with the Prince. “The whole point of the Teen Heroes is to make a fuss of some remarkable young people who wouldn’t ever think they deserved it.
If going to Kensington Palace to meet the future king isn’t making a fuss of them, then I’m out of ideas,” Radio 1 DJ Greg James explained in a statement. READ MORE: Kate Middleton Looks Festive In Red As She Arrives With Prince William To Host Her First Royal Christmas Carol Service Not only
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