Prince William, the Prince of Wales, made a heartfelt visit to St Michael’s Church of England High School in Rowley Regis, Sandwell.
His purpose was to meet with student Freddie Hadley, who had extended an invitation to Prince William, along with the Prince of Wales and Kate Middleton, to witness the school’s commendable mental health initiatives.
During his visit on Friday, Prince William took a moment to address Kate Middleton’s health, revealing that the Princess of Wales is currently undergoing cancer treatment, specifically preventative chemotherapy.
He expressed regret that Kate couldn’t attend the event, stating, “I am sorry Catherine can’t be here as well. She would have loved to.”
Acknowledging Freddie’s initiative in spearheading the mental health project, Prince William remarked, “So this is the young lad who started it all off. Very nice to see you, thank you for your letter.”
This recognition highlights the importance of individual efforts in driving positive change, especially in the realm of mental health advocacy.
Following the visit, Prince William took to social media to reflect on the experience, stating, It all started with a letter.
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He commended Freddie and his peers for their inspiring work in nurturing emotional well-being, saying, “Great to see this inspiring mental health project in action.
Well done to Freddie and friends for the incredible efforts they are making.”
Prince William’s visit not only shed light on Kate Middleton’s health journey but also underscored the significance of mental health awareness and support, particularly within educational institutions.
As the royal family continues to champion mental health initiatives, their commitment to addressing these issues remains steadfast.
