"But actually, so many other mothers are going through exactly what you are going through". There's no training that teaches you how to do it.
They each spoke of their motivations for taking part in the mental health drive, with Kate reflecting on motherhood, William on his experience of male suicide through his work as an air ambulance pilot, and Harry on veterans. "The first few weeks are such a learning curve". "When you have children it puts your own emotions and own life into perspective massively".
"Considering everything that you boys, obviously, sadly went through, the trauma that you experienced", the Duchess of Cambridge said. Harry said he had sought counselling to help deal with the grief. "You're amazingly close. being able to share things", she said.
Harry, William and Kate began the race by pushing the button at the same time. "Sometimes families sadly aren't as lucky as you guys have been".
Quickly composing herself, she said, "We'll bring you all the big stories, new entries, high climbers and of course, the top 10 in full". "Even Harry and I though, over the years, have not talked enough about our mother".
"Never enough", Prince Harry chimes in.
Prince William, Duchess Catherine and Prince Harry showed at the weekend just why they've won the affection of Britain: they aren't afraid to laugh at themselves.
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And having contributed little to the group which claimed the lap, Barbieri summoned the energy to win the dash for the line. Probably the most popular medal victor was Hong Kong's Wai Sze Lee, who won the bronze in front of a jubilant home crowd.
He said: "I have to see first of all if I get back to Manchester and screw up Match of the Day 2 tonight, I tell you, I'm sitting down - I'm not walking to a touch screen or anything like that".
William, Kate and Harry chat about their feelings on a pub bench "I always thought to myself 'What is the point bringing up the past?" It ain't going to change it.
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. "When you speak to other people's families, you think, wow, I don't want them to have to go through the same thing". The video was shot at Kensington Palace on the afternoon of April 19.They also talked about their recent campaigning around mental health for Heads Together. The video is reportedly for the royal's "Heads Together campaign", of which its mission is to encourage everyone to open up about personal issues they're facing that would threaten mental health.
One thus discovers the royal trio installed in the gardens of the palace of Kensington to engage on subjects very personal, forgetting nearly the presence of the cameras.
The Duchess said it's important to start a "simple conversation" surrounding mental health.
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