The excessive costs of the visit of a royal couple, not our future king, could be cut considerably in keeping with their current royal position.
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The royals’ visit to the north London school was part of their new mental health initiative, the Heads Together campaign, which seeks to diminish the stigma surrounding mental health problems.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were being greeted by Jonathan Douglas-Hughes, the Vice Lord Lieutenant of Essex, when he stumbled and fell.
Mr Douglas-Hughes was not apparently injured. Before she finished, Princess Kate told her to “never give up” on her dreams.
The Duchess of Cambridge, who is known for re-wearing her favourite pieces, often sports elegant wrap dresses or sophisticated suits from some of her favourite British designers, like Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen and Jenny Packham.
“I’m fine, thank you”. The duke came to the rescue of an elderly dignitary during the royal couple’s latest public engagement on Friday morning, in what can only be described as a heroic gesture.
Middleton, 34 and Prince William, 34, spoke about the importance of students’ mental health and educators’ role in helping them through hard times.
Several fans believe that Kate Middleton and Prince William are now ready to have another baby as they are really excited to grow their family.
William wrote that the Stewards School practices the “belief that children should be comfortable with admitting if they ever feel overwhelmed (it is very normal to feel like that, after all) and that children should know that they can ask for help”.
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During their tour of the school which has measures – like peer mentors – to support the mental well-being of pupils, William and Kate met a group of people whose children were attending or had left the school.’The sooner children learn in life that asking for help is okay, the better.
