Prince William and Duchess Catherine made a big impact on fans when they made a thoughtful gesture just as Prince Harry was about to celebrate his 40th birthday. They learned that a London food bank had been broken into and thousands of pounds worth of supplies were stolen.

In response to the unfortunate incident, William and Duchess Catherine generously donated £53,500 to help replenish the stolen goods. The gesture coincided with Harry's milestone birthday on September 15, leading some royal watchers to interpret it as a kind message to him, given that they were choosing to support the charity on his special day.

Peter Edward, the food bank's chief executive, expressed his gratitude in a statement to the BBC, noting that the significant donation from the Prince and Princess of Wales came at a particularly difficult time for their family. He stressed that this act of kindness reflected their politeness and concern for others.

After a period of serious health problems, William's first thought was to find a way to support those in need. Edward stressed that such generosity would inspire staff and volunteers to step up efforts to combat poverty in London.

William and Catherine's love story began when they met by chance while students at the University of St Andrews. Initially, they were just friends, bonded over their shared history of art courses and lived close to each other, often taking part in sports and morning jogs together. Their relationship remained platonic until Catherine attended a charity fashion show at the university, an event that dramatically changed William's perception of her.