Prince William Captured in Gorgeous Solo Photo During First Appearance Since Dealing with ‘Personal Matter’

A gorgeous snapshot of Prince William has just surfaced from his latest public event. This happens to be the prince’s first outing since he canceled his appearance at the late King Constantine of Greece’s memorial service, which took place at St George’s Chapel earlier this week.

Today, the Prince of Wales, 41, visited the Western Marble Arch Synagogue in London. According to the Instagram page he shares with his wife, Kate Middleton, 42, Prince William was joined by young Ambassadors of the Holocaust Educational Trust, who are combating the rise in antisemitism in the U.K. 

In a stunning photo taken by photographer Toby Melville (see below), the father of three stands alone while donning a kippah (a traditional cap worn by Jewish men) along with a white collared shirt and a dark navy suit jacket. 

Luckily, the caption revealed more deets about the outing, which shared that Prince William got a chance to hear from “students and young people who have experienced antisemitism.” It also detailed how the prince was honored to meet ​​with a Holocaust survivor named Renee Salt, who is a “living example of the tragic consequences of antisemitism being allowed to go unchecked.”

As we mentioned, this latest solo outing marks the prince’s first public appearance since he missed the church service dedicated to the late King Constantine of Greece due to a “personal matter” on February 27. 

Following his unexpected absence, an insider from Kensington Palace shared an important health update about Princess Catherine, who has been in recovery after she underwent abdominal surgery back in January. The unnamed insider reassured well-wishers that the princess “continues to be doing well.”