Prince Edward 'mirrors wife Sophie Wessex' as he honours Prince Philip legacy in new video

Prince Edward, 57, delivered a message of heartfelt thanks to Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme participants and honoured his late father Prince Philip in a new video to mark Volunteers Week.

The laidback Earl comes across as less stiff than most senior royals and shows he is a "kind leader" like his wife, Sophie Countess of Wessex, 56, a body language expert has claimed.

The Royal Family shared the new clip of Edward on Twitter on Friday. The tweet read: "To close #VolunteersWeek.

HRH The Earl of Wessex gives a special thanks to #DofE volunteers around the world.

"Thank you to all our incredible DofE volunteers. From inspirational participants to Leaders who go above and beyond."

In the video, Prince Edward said: "This week we rightly take a moment to acknowledge and thank everyone who volunteers. "Everyone who takes time to help others.

We often forget volunteering can take many forms, yet every role plays a really important part." Edward added: "We should never underestimate the value of that help, that act of kindness, which is worth far more than any monetary equivalent...

[andimi]

Yah! Keep Philip's candle burning 👏👏

[susancohen]

Would love to hear the presentation on this channel. Thanks

[Elizabeth-fwgu]

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