A royal expert has revealed a kind gesture from Prince William and Kate Middleton amid King Charles' latest statement.
Royal expert Cameron Walker took to his former Twitter handle X and said: “I understand that the Prince and Princess of Wales are making private donations to help those affected by Hurricane Beryl. The powerful storm hit islands in the south-east Caribbean and killed at least six people.”
She added: “I understand that the Prince and Princess are closely monitoring the impact of Hurricane Beryl.”
Another royal expert, Richard Palmer, made similar revelations when sharing King Charles' message.
Palmer tweeted: “The King has sent a message to the people of the Caribbean after Hurricane Beryl caused widespread death and destruction in the region, including in countries where he is head of state.
“He, the Prince and Princess of Wales have also made private contributions to the relief funds.”
Meanwhile, in his message, King Charles said: “My family and I are deeply saddened to learn of the terrible destruction caused by Hurricane Beryl in the Caribbean. Above all, we send our sincere condolences to the friends and families of those who have lost their lives in such a cruel way.”
Hurricane Beryl passed the Cayman Islands on Thursday en route to Mexico, threatening to bring strong winds and storm surge after lashing the southern coast of Jamaica.
The storm has left a trail of destruction across the Caribbean and Venezuela's coast, killing at least seven people and triggering flash flooding and landslides.
