Prince William recently shared insights into his wife's emotions during a public appearance in the West Midlands.
While visiting St Michael’s Church of England High School, the Prince of Wales hinted at Princess Kate's strong desire to accompany him, stating, "Kate would have loved to join me" at the school.
Regrettably, the Princess of Wales is presently unable to fulfill public duties as she undergoes a course of "preventative" chemotherapy.
Expressing remorse, future King William conveyed to a staff member, "I am sorry Catherine can't be here as well. She would have loved to."
Returning to his royal duties following a hiatus prompted by Kate's cancer diagnosis, William made a special visit to Rowley Regis at the request of a student.
Freddie Hadley, a 12-year-old, shared a letter last October on World Mental Health Day, detailing his efforts, along with those of his friends, to support male mental health.
When questioned about his decision to write to William, Freddie explained his admiration for the future King's advocacy on mental health issues.
Freddie and his classmates launched the #AmIManlyEnough campaign last year to combat stigmas surrounding male mental health and promote open dialogue.
William was deeply touched by the letter, prompting him to organize a surprise visit to the school in the West Midlands. He expressed his regret for not being able to visit initially on World Mental Health Day and hoped that the subsequent visit made up for it.
