Prince William urges men to prioritize mental health and seek help openly
Prince William has spoken openly about men's mental health during a BBC Radio 1 panel discussion. The conversation focused on suicide prevention and the importance of emotional wellbeing. He shared personal insights and urged men to seek support rather than struggle alone.
The prince joined a Life Hacks panel that included rapper Professor Green, grime artist Guvna B, and young carer Nathan. Together, they discussed the challenges men face in addressing mental health. He stressed that emotional crises are often temporary and compared mental health support to gathering tools for different situations.
Prince William spoke about his own approach to wellbeing, highlighting the need to regularly check in with oneself. He encouraged men to 'be kind to yourself' and to learn self-acceptance. The prince also called for more male role models to speak openly about their struggles, making it easier for others to do the same.
The discussion emphasised understanding emotions rather than suppressing them. Prince William warned against facing mental health battles alone, urging men to reach out for help when needed.
The panel aimed to break down stigma around men's mental health. Prince William's advice centred on self-awareness, support networks, and open conversations. His comments come as part of wider efforts to encourage men to prioritise their emotional health.
