Prince Edward has been taking on some new royal duties since King Charles ascended to the throne.
is helping out by taking on some additional royal duties.on two important environmental visits. The pair kicked off the second day of the president's two-day state visit by taking a tour of the Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew located in southwest London.
Following the visit, the duo headed back to central London where they stopped by the Francis Crick Institute, a biomedical research hub specializing in the study of the biology of health and disease. This institute works with the University of KwaZulu-Natal, a public university in South Africa, and while there, Edward and Ramaphosa got to see how the technology the institute helped developed is used to diagnose illnesses across Africa, including COVID-19.
This solo outing with a world leader marks an important moment for Prince Edward as it communicates that he might play an increasingly active and significant role within the royal family during his brother's reign.
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