Royal Couple Makes First Trip to NYC Since "Car Chase" Incident
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were all smiles as they arrived in New York City for a mental health summit, marking their first visit to the city since their alleged "car chase" earlier this year.
Supporting Mental Wellness in a Digital Age
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are hosting "The Archewell Foundation Parents' Summit: Mental Wellness in a Digital Age" as part of their commitment to World Mental Health Day. The event aims to address the challenges of mental health in today's digital landscape.
A High-Profile Arrival
Arriving in a convoy of seven blacked-out cars, Meghan and Harry made a grand entrance at the mental health summit. They were accompanied by a marked NYPD escort to ensure their safety at the event held at Hudson Yards.
Breaking Taboos and Showing Support
Meanwhile, Kate and William were in Birmingham, West Midlands, engaging with young people and discussing mental health. The royals participated in workshops and delivered speeches to help break the stigma surrounding mental health conditions.
Symbolic Fashion Choices
Kate made a touching fashion statement by wearing a black two-piece suit paired with a yellow tailored blazer. The color yellow has become a symbol of support for young people facing mental health challenges. Additionally, Kate wore gold earrings gifted to her by a mother who lost her daughter to suicide, further emphasizing her commitment to raising awareness.
A Joint Effort to Break the Stigma
In 2017, Kate, William, and Harry launched the Heads Together campaign, aiming to encourage more people to speak out about their mental health struggles and combat the stigma associated with it.
