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Prince William becomes first British royal to guest on Graham Norton talk show

Prince William becomes first British royal to guest on Graham Norton talk show

Prince William has become the first British royal to appear on The Graham Norton Show, where he discussed his Earthshot Prize climate initiative. The special episode, featuring other guests like Cate Blanchett, is set to air this Friday on BBC One ahead of the awards ceremony in Mumbai.

Prince William has made history by becoming the first member of the British royal family to appear as a guest on The Graham Norton Show. The Prince of Wales sat on the program's iconic red sofa to discuss the Earthshot Prize, an environmental initiative he established in 2020 to support climate-focused organizations. This special appearance highlights the upcoming sixth edition of the prize, which is scheduled to take place next month in Mumbai, India, with the prince in attendance.

Hosted by Irish comedian Graham Norton, the popular talk show episode features a star-studded lineup alongside the royal, including actress Cate Blanchett and Hannah Waddingham. The milestone broadcast will air this Friday evening on BBC One at 23:40 Dutch time. By participating in this platform, the prince aims to bring further global attention to the sustainability efforts championed by his Earthshot project ahead of the highly anticipated awards ceremony in India.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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