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‘Diana would be proud!’ Prince William’s new initiative shows he will be ‘excellent King’

‘Diana would be proud!’ Prince William’s new initiative shows he will be ‘excellent King’

KATE, Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince William have been praised by royal fans after launching their latest initiative to spread awareness on mental health.

Kate and Prince William are well known for their efforts and commitment to spreading awareness and starting a conversation on mental health. But the latest initiative launched by the Duke of Cambridge in collaboration with The Football Association, of which he is the president, has left many royal fans stunned - with many believing it strengthens up beliefs William will one day become an “excellent” King. Kensington Palace announced earlier today the launch of Heads Up - The FA For All, a project aiming to use the ever-growing popularity of football in the UK to “change the conversation around mental health”.

One royal fan praised Prince William for his latest effort and added his mother, late Princess Diana, would be proud of what he is doing.

They wrote: “Wonderful initiative. Helping people talk about their feelings and speaking out on their mental health is the next step in making a difference.

One royal fan praised Prince William for his latest effort and added his mother, late Princess Diana, would be proud of what he is doing.

They wrote: “Wonderful initiative. Helping people talk about their feelings and speaking out on their mental health is the next step in making a difference.

“Great work. Your mother would be so proud of the work you and your wife do, William. Keep up the fantastic work.”

Others argued Prince William and Kate’s work is preparing them to become wonderful King and Queen.

They wrote: “Future King interests in his nation wellbeing. We are blessed to have you and Kate.”

Another said: “He will make an excellent King and Catherine will be an excellent Queen.

“So down to earth. Proud of them both.”

And a third said: “Future best King. Very intelligent man well deserved to be King.”

The initiative is being welcomed even abroad.

One Canadian royal fan said: “Amazing initiative to use an inclusive and much-loved platform, football, to discuss a real issue that touches millions around the world!

“A relatable and compassionate future King! Greetings from Canada.”


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