Hold onto your fascinators, royal watchers, because William and Catherine just made a power move that has everyone talking! In a strategic maneuver worthy of a seasoned chess player (we see you, Queen Charlotte!), the Prince and Princess of Wales have added a surprising new member to their team – and this time, it’s not another lady-in-waiting.
The Royal Foundation, William and Catherine’s very own charity powerhouse, has just welcomed a business titan into their ranks: Sir David Lewis, the former CEO of supermarket giant Tesco. That's right, the man who navigated the aisles of groceries is now navigating the world of royal philanthropy!
Sir David, who received his knighthood from the late Queen Elizabeth in 2021, brings three decades of leadership experience to the table.
He's credited with steering Tesco through choppy economic waters and even advised the UK government during the tumultuous 2020 food supply chain crisis. Talk about a resume fit for a king…or, well, a future king.
While some might raise an eyebrow at the seemingly unusual pairing, royal insiders are buzzing about the strategic brilliance behind this appointment.
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