CNN’S MAX FOSTER SITS DOWN FOR FIRST INTERVIEW WITH PRINCE
WILLIAM SINCE THE BIRTH OF HIS SON
“Prince
William’s Passion: New Father, New Hope” premieres on CNN Sunday,
September 15th at 10 pm ET
Portion of
the interview will air on CNN’s New Day on
Monday, August 19th at 8 am ET
CNN’s Max Foster sat down for
the first interview with Prince William since he and his wife the Duchess of
Cambridge welcomed their first child. The interview is part of a one-hour
special, Prince William’s Passion: New Father, New Hope,
which will premiere on CNN on Sunday, September 15that
10 pm ET. The special chronicles the Prince’s passion for Africa and his
dream to save the world’s most endangered species. As a new father, the
Prince discusses his hope that one day his son can experience the same Africa
that he and Prince Harry did as young boys.
A portion of the interview
will air on CNN’s New Day on Monday,
August 19th at 8:00 AM ET. In it the Prince
reflects on becoming a new parent and how it has forever changed him.
The Royal Family has worked
on conservation in Africa for generations. In Prince William’s
Passion: New Father, New Hope, the Prince discusses how he is
continuing the tradition. His love of Africa and its endangered species
were instilled in him by his father Prince Charles, and late mother Princess
Diana. The Duke of Cambridge also highlights some of the incredible work
done by individuals in the area of conservation including Tusk, an
organization that he is a patrons of.
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