Prince William to host Earthshot Prize ceremony in Cape Town

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Prince William will host the prestigious Earthshot Prize ceremony in Cape Town on 6 November 2024.

This year, he will be joined by supermodels Heidi Klum and Winnie Harlow, which adds a star-studded flair to the event.

PRINCE WILLIAM AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

The Prince of Wales, 42, is passionate about environmental issues and is keen to spotlight solutions for climate change.

The Earthshot Prize aims to tackle some of the most pressing environmental challenges, according to Daily Mail.

It covers five key areas: Protect and Restore Nature, Clean Our Air, Revive Our Oceans, Build a Waste-Free World, and Fix Our Climate.

THE EARTHSHOT PRIZE

Each year, the prize awards £5 million (around R112,500,000) to innovators providing groundbreaking solutions to these challenges.

The ceremony promises to be a spectacular affair. Both Klum and Harlow walking the green carpet to help announce the five winners.

These winners will each receive £1 million (approximately R22,500,000) to support their projects.

SUSTAINABILITY IN FASHION

Both models have been advocates for sustainability and have made significant contributions to the fashion industry.

Harlow, for instance, has launched a vegan and reef-safe skincare range, showcasing her commitment to eco-friendly practices, according to CNN.

SUPERMODELS FOR SUSTAINABILITY

As excitement builds for the event, Klum shared her enthusiasm.

“I use my platform to advocate for a better future for our children, and I find deep inspiration in The Earthshot Prize’s ambition to discover and support solutions for a healthy planet.”

I am so happy to be a part of the incredible evening. The Earthshot Awards celebrate innovators and encourage our youth to be part of building a better future.”

PRINCE WILLIAM AND OTHER GUESTS

The ceremony will be hosted by the talented Billy Porter, an actor and singer known for his engaging presence.

This will further highlight the collaboration between international and local talents.

Ahead of the main event, Robert Irwin, the son of the late Steve Irwin, will host several activities. He will do so alongside South African humanitarian Nomzamo Mbatha.

EARTHSHOT GLOBAL AMBASSADOR

They will celebrate the 15 finalists of the Earthshot Prize, selected from nearly 2,500 nominations across 139 countries.

Irwin expressed his pride in being an Earthshot Global Ambassador.

“I am beyond proud to be an Earthshot Global Ambassador.

I am happy to help progress its urgent and ambitious approach to finding the most innovative solutions to the world’s biggest environmental challenges.”

PRINCE WILLIAM TO TRAVEL WITHOUT KATE

Prince William is set to attend the ceremony solo, according to Hello Magazine.

Kate Middleton will remain at home to focus on her recovery following chemotherapy earlier this year.

This will mark a significant moment for the Prince as he represents a project close to his heart in South Africa.

Supermodels like Klum and Harlow are set to attract additional media attention to the event and its noble cause.

CLIMATE ACTION

Their involvement is not just about glamour; it aligns with the Earthshot Prize’s ethos of encouraging global citizens to engage with climate action.

As the date approaches, the anticipation grows for what promises to be an unforgettable evening.

The Earthshot Prize ceremony is not just about celebrating winners; it is about inspiring a new generation to be part of the solution.

PRINCE WILLIAM’S FIGHT AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE

With a line-up of celebrities and environmental advocates, the event in Cape Town aims to leave a lasting impact.

Prince William’s Earthshot Prize ceremony will serve as a beacon of hope in the fight against climate change.

It drew attention to innovative solutions and inspiring a global audience.

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