Kate: She makes a promise to mother of deceased teenager

Catherine, Princess of Wales
She makes a touching promise to this woman

Catherine, Princess of Wales

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Catherine, Princess of Wales’ visit to Maidenhead Rugby Club includes a very emotional moment. A mother gives Kate a special gift – who then makes her a touching promise.

Catherine, Princess of Wales visited Rugby Club in Maidenhead, west of London, yesterday, Wednesday (7 June 2023). A small moment with a touching story is now getting a lot of attention: Sarah Renton, the mother of rugby player Issy Phipps, who died about a month ago at the age of 17, gives Prince William’s wife a very personal gift.

Catherine, Princess of Wales: She makes a touching promise

Sarah Renton, coach of the U14 team, presents Kate with earrings made in memory of her daughter Issy. Proceeds from the star-shaped earrings sold by Sarah’s cousin will be donated to the mental health charity Brave Minds. Issy lost her battle with depression and took her own life. A topic that touches the Princess of Wales very much. That’s why she promises to wear the earrings and warmly hugs the mother of the deceased teenager.

Kate is very emotional when meeting Sarah Renton.

Kate is very emotional when meeting Sarah Renton.

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Kate’s heart project also revolves around mental health

Mental health is a big part of Kate’s heart project. The purpose of their “Shaping Us” campaign is, among other things, to support children and parents – with a special focus on early childhood. Aside from the training, the focus at this appointment was also on interpersonal relationships. Especially the warm embrace between Sarah Renton and the Princess of Wales is very intimate and touching.

If Kate wears the earrings at a public appearance in the near future, the charity organization is sure to make a lot of money. The so-called “Kate effect” not only helps large and small fashion houses to attract more attention, but can also make a big difference in matters of the heart.

Information about offers of help

Do you have suicidal thoughts? The telephone counseling service offers help. She is anonymous, free of charge and available around the clock on 0800/1110111 and 0800/1110222. A list with nationwide aid agencies can be found on the website of the “German Society for Suicide Prevention”.

Sources used: dailymail.co.uk, telegraph.co.uk

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