Prince William: 'Stiff upper lip can harm your health'

Duke of Cambridge wants Prince George and Princess Charlotte to be 'able to talk about emotions'

Princess Charlotte christening portrait

Prince William wants Brits to lose the "stiff upper lip", saying it can lead to mental health issues.

Speaking to mental health campaign Calm, the Duke of Cambridge said he wants his children Prince George and Princess Charlotte to grow up being able to talk about their emotions.

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