Princess Catherine, also known as the Princess of Wales, has made a significant announcement regarding a new project, marking her first major update since revealing her ongoing battle with cancer.
The 42-year-old royal disclosed this information during an emotional address on March 22, where she opened up about undergoing cancer treatment.
This revelation came after a period of absence from her royal duties following a planned abdominal surgery in London, which was initially thought to be unrelated to her subsequent cancer diagnosis.
It was only during pre-operative tests that the presence of cancer was detected.
In a move that has inspired many, Catherine has taken to the official social media platforms of the Prince and Princess of Wales to release a trailer for a short film.
The project, part of Mental Health Week, sheds light on the mental health challenges faced by farmers in Britain.
This initiative not only serves as an update on her current project but also underscores her unwavering commitment to raising awareness about mental health issues.
In a heartfelt message shared on social media, Catherine expressed, “This Mental Health Awareness Week, we’ve collaborated with the inspirational Sam Stables from We Are Farming Minds and the brilliant Farmer Will for a very special film.”
The video captures their discussions on mental health within the farming community, emphasizing the importance of seeking support and outlining the mental health strategy of the Duchy of Cornwall.
While Catherine herself does not make an appearance in the video, it was produced under her and Prince William‘s guidance.
According to reports from GB News, the project had been in development prior to Catherine’s health struggles coming to light.
The release of the film has received an outpouring of positive feedback from the public, with one supporter expressing, “Can’t even begin to say how much I love the awareness HRH The Prince and Princess of Wales brings to the issues surrounding mental health.”
Another individual commended the focus on mental health in rural areas, stating, “It’s wonderful that you are addressing the mental well-being of people living in remote regions.
Well done.”
During a recent visit to the Isles of Scilly, Prince William provided an update on Catherine’s recovery, reassuring the public that she is progressing well.
