The Prince of Wales today is in the West Midlands where he’s carrying out a series of engagements, visiting projects that are supporting people’s mental health. Barely concealing his excitement, Prince William shared the good news that deeply touched fans around the globe, spreading warmth and happiness everywhere.

It is understood her medical team will consider a range of factors for Catherine’s healthcare, who is currently battling cancer, including the potential impact on other patients. Last October, William was unable to visit St Michael’s Church of England High School in Ry Regis, but he responded, commending the school on their work to tackle mental health challenges faced by pupils. Mental health and young people are a key focus of Katherine’s public life. When questioned about why Katherine’s so passionate about mental health, the princess believes every young person should get a chance to be themselves. That was really nice because it showed someone of her stature and status is human as well.

A young boy, Freddy Hadley, got the surprise of his life this morning when the Prince of Wales kept his promise following an initial invitation to him to see their mental health initiatives. To his delight, William personally replied, writing, “Good afternoon, Freddy. I’m so sorry Katherine and I can’t be with you and the rest of the students at St. Michaels today.”

Freddy’s letter clearly had a deeply moving effect on the prince, who asked his team to secretly arrange a visit to the school next time he was planning public engagements in the West Midlands. Today, he shocked the schoolboy and his classmates by arriving unannounced at the first of three engagements in the region. A clip filmed outside the school showed William and Freddy deep in conversation as the future king spoke to the schoolboy about his letter.

During his visit, Prince William revealed his daughter Princess Charlotte’s favorite joke that she keeps telling. When the prince proceeds to deliver a knock-knock joke with the pupils, and in a cheeky quip, he said, “I’ve been asked to produce a dad joke, so I will. Channel Jack Whitehall, as most of his jokes are a bit dad-like. I think what I’ll do is tell Charlotte’s favorite joke, but you have to interact with me.” He added, “Knock knock,” to which the kid said, “Who’s there?” He said, “Interrupting cow.” And before the children had a chance to reply, “Interrupting cow who?” he said, “Moo,” as the children giggled. William nodded, knowing it was a cheesy line, and said, “I get that a lot at home. It’s one of the greatest that I could think of that’s clean and broadcastable, often focused on children.”

Princess Catherine has honed her mission more clearly towards early development and how they are supported by careers in the first few years of life. The palace will not share these details, but it’s understood that her medical team will consider a range of factors in looking after her health, including the potential impact on other patients. Royal young families are said to be showing off their parents’ extraordinary resilience by sticking with it. A longtime family friend informed me in a report that Katherine’s children supported her throughout her concentrated efforts to recover from her illness. According to this friend, children bond with their parents, Prince William and Princess Katherine, by having fun together as often as possible, and their incredible resilience inspires them.

It’s good that everyone’s trying to stay positive because Princess Katherine and Prince William both consider their children at the center of their world. The monarchy is going through difficult times, which is certain. Luckily, Princess Catherine’s close friendship with her three children suggests that they’ll be able to get through it. Luckily, Princess Katherine’s close friendship with her three children suggests that they’ll be able to get through this challenge.