US EditionEmotional Prince William holds back tears as he discusses impact of suicide
The Royal Foundation’s new network unites 20 organizations with a £1 million investment to improve suicide prevention and support across the UK’s four home nations.
- Prince William held back tears while talking to Rhian Mannings about losing her husband to suicide, recorded on World Mental Health Day.
- The discussion occurred on World Mental Health Day to launch the National Suicide Prevention Network, supported by a £1 million investment from William and Kate's philanthropic efforts.
- Rhian established the charity 2wish to support families after the sudden death of her son and husband, emphasizing the importance of speaking out.
- William stated, 'The best way to prevent suicide is to talk about it,' highlighting the initiative's goal to improve suicide prevention across the UK.
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Bereaved mother hopes Prince William video will 'show it's ok to talk about suicide'
A mother who spoke candidly with Prince William about her husband's suicide has said she hopes their conversation will encourage others to open up about their struggles.The Prince of Wales met Rhian Mannings, a campaigner from south Wales, whose one-year-old son George died after suffering a seizure in 2012. Just five days later, her husband Paul took his own life.The deeply personal discussion, filmed at Ms Mannings's home near Cardiff, marked …
Prince William fights back tears as widow talks about husband’s suicide
To mark World Mental Health Day, the Prince of Wales sat down for a conversation with Rhian Mannings, whose husband took his life days after the sudden death of their son in 2012. William’s Royal Foundation is launching a new National Suicide Prevention Network in an effort to transform suicide prevention in the country. Editors note: Help is available if you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts or mental health matters. In t…
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