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Ready with a helping hand. Prince Williamrushed to assist a 72-year-old Lord who fell while welcoming the couple to Essex during a royal engagement on Friday, September 16. Watch the moment in the video above.
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As the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived to Stewards Academy, the Vice Lord Lieutenant of Essex Jonathan Douglas-Hughes waited outside to greet them. Douglas-Hughes tripped over a post and fell backward, and William, 34, rushed to his aid and helped him to his feet.
Douglas-Hughes, who seemed to be shaken by the tumble, said, “Sorry about that,” to which William replied, “No, it’s all right.” Duchess Kate, 34, who looked stylish in a blue and white polka-dot Altuzarra dress, was standing nearby during the incident.
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Prior to the visit, William wrote a blog post about encouraging parents to talk to their kids about the big changes happening in their lives. He even mentioned his two little ones.
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“The truth is, for many young people, changing schools or starting a new academic year is really difficult to deal with,” he wrote. “Catherine and I have young children who will be going through this themselves in a short period of time and like all parents, we will want to make sure that our children are not just able to achieve their academic potential at school but are also happy and emotionally supported.”
He urged adults to have positive conservations about mental health and children’s feelings. “If we could end the old-fashioned idea that feeling down is something to be ashamed of, something that you shouldn’t burden others with, we would make our society a much happier and healthier place,” he continued. “By encouraging children to talk and to get support, we could stop these feelings developing into more serious problems that continue into adulthood.”