Prince William and Duchess Kate Urge People to ‘Look After’ Mental Health During Coronavirus Pandemic

It’s so nice to see such a vulnerable side of Prince William.

Prince William and Duchess Kate are worried about their older family members — such as Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip and Prince Charles — amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Prince William and Kate Middleton paid tribute to 99-year-old war veteran Captain Tom Moore after the nonagenarian raised more than $31.6 million (£18 million) for the National Health Service in the U.K.

Shawn Mendes has advice during this tough time.

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Looking for the helpers. Prince William and Duchess Kate talked to teachers and students — the children of people who have to work during the coronavirus pandemic — who are still in school amid the health crisis to express their gratitude.

A change of plans. Prince William and Duchess Kate had to alter their plans for Prince Louis’ 2nd birthday party amid the coronavirus pandemic, but the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge aren’t going to let their youngest son’s big day go uncelebrated.

People are being urged to keep supporting their local shops in villages and towns around Dumfries and Galloway.

Sending their support. Prince William and Duchess Kate spoke out after news broke that U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson was moved to an intensive care unit amid his coronavirus battle.

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A charity is offering virtual lessons in stand-up comedy for people affected by mental health concerns.

The royal family have been during the coronavirus pandemic, with Prince William and Kate Middleton currently at their country home. But apparently William has privately said he wants to return to his former job as an air ambulance pilot to help in the U.K.'s fight against coronavirus.

Meghan Markle’s estranged father believes the Duchess of Sussex should be supporting the British royal family during the coronavirus pandemic – not returning to Los Angeles. “I think Meghan and [Prince] Harry should go back to the royal family in the U.K.

As people worry about their physical health amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis, Prince William and Kate Middleton are urging people to focus on their mental health. The royal couple took to their twitter handle to spread some awareness about mental health.

Prince William and Kate Middleton want us to know that practicing self-care is just as important as practicing social distancing. Insert a "Preach" gif! With everything happening in the world with the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, the royal couple knows that these uncertain times can cause stress, anxiety and other effects to our well-being.

While many parents stress over children missing education while the schools are closed, parents are being reminded of the need to focus on mental health.

Looking on the bright side. Prince William and Duchess Kate honored Mother’s Day in the U.K. amid the coronavirus pandemic by sharing unseen photos of their family and a handmade Prince George made for his mom.