Prince William has thanked a child prodigy who created a portrait of his late grandmother Queen Elizabeth using 3000 solved Rubik’s Cubes . The future King, 42, sent a letter of appreciation to schoolboy Henil Soni, 11, who took only 51 minutes to make the 6.1m by 4.
9m mosaic in tribute to the monarch who died in 2022 aged 96, which was unveiled at Harwich and Dovercourt High School in Essex on November 13. Father-of-three William sent a letter to Henil’s shop owner mother Priyanka Soni, 35, after she invited him to her son’s world record breaking attempt at creating the world’s largest Rubik’s Cube mosaic. The one-page message posted by the head of royal correspondence ahead of Henil’s display of skill said: “Dear Mrs.
Soni, The Prince of Wales would have me thank you for your letter, in which you invite His Royal Highness to your son’s world record attempt in December. “Although The Prince is unable to attend on this occasion, it was most interesting to hear about Henil’s wonderful achievements and His Royal Highness would have me express his sincere hope that the event will be a success..
