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Prince William Shares an Unlikely Moment With This ‘Celebrity Traitors’ Star

The initiative will give communities practical guidance for emergency planning as extreme weather risks rise, with volunteers joining training exercises and local visits.

  • On Tuesday, Prince William and actor Ross Kemp visited Ilminster, Somerset, to launch the National Emergencies Trust's Ready Together project, providing communities with practical guidance to prepare for flooding and wildfires.
  • Kemp, an ambassador for the charity, joined the Prince to showcase Ilminster's resilience strategies, developed after residents worked with the Somerset Community Foundation to manage past flooding disasters.
  • National Emergencies Trust CEO Mhairi Sharp described the toolkit as designed to help communities prepare for 'whatever comes next,' noting that 'so many communities all across Britain are already doing this.'
  • During the visit, the Prince joked with Kemp about his appearance on the BBC show Celebrity Traitors, asking if he could reveal the winner and receiving the reply, "Yeah, I'm not going to freak out, not today."
  • Kemp warned the world is in a 'more dangerous' situation than 30 years ago, stating that proactive planning is essential for communities to transition from reactive responders to fully prepared populations.
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