Meghan Markle and Prince Harry made their first visit to New York City since their highly publicized "car chase" incident, attending a mental health summit organized by their Archewell Foundation. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived at the event beaming with smiles, ready to address the topic of mental wellness in a digital age.
Avoiding Taboos: Kate and William Speak with Young People about Mental Health
Meanwhile, in Birmingham, Prince William and Kate Middleton were engaged in their own mental health discussions. The royal couple participated in workshops and delivered speeches, aiming to break the stigma surrounding mental health conditions. Kate's choice of a yellow tailored blazer and gold earrings, gifted by a mother who lost her daughter to suicide, symbolized support for young people facing mental health challenges.
A Shared Mission: The Royals' Efforts to Encourage Open Conversations
The Heads Together campaign, launched by Kate, William, and Harry in 2017, has been dedicated to challenging the stigma associated with mental health and encouraging individuals to share their struggles. By attending events like the mental health summit in New York City and engaging with young people in Birmingham, the royal family continues to support and advocate for mental wellness.
