Clarence House shared images of Charles attending the London-based charity event. The centre aims to provide a welcoming place for young people to socialise with friends and get support on training and employment. Its facilities include a climbing wall, sports and drama workshops.

The series of photos and videos uploaded to social media sent royal fans into a frenzy.

Graham commented on one picture: “Prince Charles is to be admired, especially today.”

One Twitter user wrote: “He’s so handsome!”

Another posted: “How wonderful!”

James Wilson commented: “Thank you Prince Charles for what you do for the people.”

One netizen posted on Twitter what “a brilliant endeavour” Charles’ work was.

One person jokingly commented on a video of Charles revealing a plaque: “Charles has a tough job!”

The Princes Trust was founded by Charles in 1976 to support 11 to 30 year-olds who are unemployed, struggling at school and at risk of exclusion.

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While at the centre, Charles met actor Ashley Walters.

The Top Boy actor was running a drama workshop for young people at the centre on the same day Charles opened it.

Last week, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, opened the doors to Clarence House to sick and terminally-ill children and decorated her Christmas tree with them.

Camilla showed for yet another year her kindness as she invited a group of children supported by organisations Roald Dahl’s Marvellous Children’s Charity and the Helen & Douglas House into her royal household.

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Heartwarming footage shows the Duchess of Cornwall helping a little girl adding the finishing touch to a colourful tree at Clarence House.

Camilla looked delighted to meet the children and was all smiles as she was surrounded by them, their parents and nurses from the Roald Dahl’s Marvellous Children’s Charity.

Dressed in an elegant and festive red dress, Camilla shook hands with parents and joked with the children.

After decorating the trees, the excited children and young teenagers took a look at the real reindeers roaming in the gardens of the London home of the Duchess and the Prince of Wales.

It comes as Charles was revealed to have a peculiar habit of how he drinks his tea.

The Prince is reportedly very particular about how he likes his cuppa, he likes adding the milk last before taking out the teabag.

He is known to give stern instructions to staff when they’re preparing his beverages.

Evan Samson a hospitality manager at Dumfries House, offered an insight into the Prince of Wales quirkier behaviour.

According to the manager Charles demands the handle of the cup to be placed to the right, with the teaspoon under the handle.

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