Prince William resumes public activities after Kate Middleton's cancer diagnosis: video

According to videos shared by correspondents who follow the royals, the prince, 41, arrived at noon at Surplus for Supper, a charity that redistributes surplus food in Surrey, west of London.

You will then be expected at a youth center in the British capital that receives regular deliveries from the organization.

Last week the prince attended, along with his eldest son Jorge, the Aston Villa-Lille football match in Birmingham.

(Keep reading: Prince William would be 'angry and frustrated' by rumors about Kate, according to The Sun.)

Relaxed and smiling, William, a supporter of the English club, took his 10-year-old son to Villa Park, wearing a scarf from the Birmingham team, which beat its French rival 2-1, in the first leg of the quarterfinals of the Europa Conference League.

His wife, Princess Kate, 42, announced in a video at the end of March that she suffers from cancer, without specifying its nature, adding that she had started chemotherapy sessions.

The couple and their children did not attend the traditional Easter religious service at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle, west of London, at the end of March, which took place a week after the announcement of Kate's cancer.

(See also: Prince William reappears in public after the news of his wife, Kate Middleton's, cancer).

Buckingham Palace also announced in early February that King Charles III is suffering from cancer, detected during a prostate operation a few days earlier.

Due to this, the monarch is also under treatment, which is why he has limited his official functions and public appearances.
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AFP