Prince William is embarking on the most significant journey of his life after receiving great approval.

The Prince of Wales received praise for his approachable nature during his visit to the Duchy of Cornwall, demonstrating the public’s affection for their future King.

For the unversed, the father-of-three visited the 650-acre Lower Blakemere Farm to highlight the Gorringe family’s incredible sustainable practices, including “repurposed structures and composting projects.”

The farm was run by Heather and Phil Gorringe and their son Monty as they gave an extended survey to William during his visit.

People reported, Heather said, “It’s a new generation. We went to the handover between King Charles and the prince at St. James’s Palace, and it struck me that they were different in the sense that, for King Charles, farming is in his blood. He is a farmer.”

“But, having met Prince William on the farm today, I can see how important the Duchy is to him, and also that he is committed to a sustainable future,” she stated.

Moreover, Heather shared that the future King showed his eagerness to know how the sustainable process worked and he wanted to expand the project on a larger scale.

Moreover, Heather dubbed William “a nice guy.” She added, “He seems really down to earth — and miles taller than I ever imagined.”

It is important to note that the Prince of Wales has been lauded for his efforts after King Charles met King Frederik and Queen Mary during his visit to Poland.