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Prince chat 'shows it's OK to talk'

Coventry Telegraph

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October 11, 2025

A WOMAN who had an emotional conversation with the Prince of Wales about her husband's suicide said she hopes seeing their chat will show people it is OK to open up and talk.

William was filmed in tears during a moving conversation with campaigner Rhian Mannings, whose one-year-old son George died after suffering a seizure in 2012 and whose husband Paul died by suicide five days later. The footage marked the launch of a new National Suicide Prevention Network, spearheaded by the Prince and Princess of Wales’s Royal Foundation, on World Mental Health Day yesterday.

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