Prince William made his first public appearance on Thursday since his wife Kate announced she had cancer last month, but he appeared to be getting a cold shoulder from the royal family.

The Prince of Wales lent a hand to Surrey food distribution charity Surplus to Supper, helping in the kitchen to load up food and cook meals, but his own family didn’t sing the song as Buckingham Palace remained silent and didn’t even share a Photos from future King travels.

Body language expert Judy James said Prince William was “clearly affected by the love and sympathy” from royal fans after receiving a get well card for his wife, the Princess of Wales, during the outing.

“When William received a get well card for Kate, he looked and sounded deeply moved. His voice dropped in pitch and he began to nod in greeting. Clearly affected by sympathy, he responded with a closer and more Respond in an intimate way. Touch the woman’s arm to express emotional recognition, sympathy and gratitude,” the expert told The Mirror.

She continued: “He seemed like a man who had been receiving a lot of messages of affection, care and concern recently.”

The royal family’s social media accounts couldn’t appreciate the prince’s bold move as his wife battles cancer.

However, the Prince and Princess of Wales’ social media accounts shared photos of William out and about, along with a lengthy message.

Buckingham Palace shared a fun-filled photo of Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, attending a Field Food Learning Day at Bath and West Showgrounds on Wednesday.

However, the palace saw no need to share photos of William out and about working with charity workers.