Prince Charles Is Appearing in a New Documentary & the Trailer Includes a Major Throwback from the ’90s

The royal family is gearing up to take over our TV screens.

Not only did Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ink a multimillion-dollar deal with Netflix last year, but Prince William recently tried his hand at acting in a promo for his Earthshot Prize Awards earlier this month.

Now, another royal is getting in front of the cameras: Prince Charles.

The Prince of Wales is releasing a documentary through Sky Kids called COP26: In Your Hands, where he is joined by “six young climate activists from six continents,” who shed light on how climate change is affecting where they live.

“By the time I was a teenager, I started to see that if we didn't stop polluting our planet, we would face a very dangerous future indeed,” Prince Charles says in the clip. Along with the prince's voiceover, we are given a few photos and clips of the royal's past involvement in environmental conservation, including a photo around 35 seconds into the video, that was taken all the way back in 1990.

The vintage photo stems from a trip that Prince Charles took with the late Princess Diana to Cameroon. This specific moment was captured while the prince visited Korup National Park in a beige safari suit.