Queen and Prince Philip visit William as they open new air ambulance base

Queen and Prince Philip visit William as they open new air ambulance base Read more: http://bit.ly/29xpsa9 Ruler William demonstrated his grandparents around his air rescue vehicle base today as his partners uncovered they have nicknamed him after TV ability show mentor Will.I.am. The second in line to the throne and future King was given an espresso mug decorated with the name of the American hip jump star, best referred to British groups of onlookers as a mentor on BBC ability demonstrate The Voice. It was not clear if the Queen and Prince Philip saw it when they went by the base where he works low maintenance as a helicopter pilot for East Anglian Air Ambulance at Cambridge Airport. They went there so the Queen could authoritatively open the philanthropy's new working base, the Egerton-Smith Center. Sovereign William, 34, about missed his granny's visit. He was gotten down on about a medicinal crisis in north-west Norfolk in the morning with his team of co-pilot, specialist, and basic consideration paramedic, and just came back to base 20 minutes before she arrived.