Kate Middleton Absolutely Stuns In Red While Giving A Moving Speech

By Terry Paul2 min read
Updated October 19, 2021 9:59 pm
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On October 19, The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton stunned the public when she stepped out in a long red turtleneck top with a matching pleated skirt by Christopher Kane, per Harper’s Bazaar. Kate completed her look with caramel-hued pointed-toe pumps, a mini tan purse, and mini gold hoop earrings. Kate’s attire was for a key-note speech she gave in London about improving awareness and understanding of addiction for The Forward Trust’s “Taking Action on Addiction” campaign. The campaign coincides with Addiction Awareness Week in the United Kingdom and encourages people to seek help for their struggles.

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During her speech, Kate thanked those who shared their experiences with her as she toured the charity and met with beneficiaries and supporters who struggled with addiction. “Addiction is not a choice,” she began her speech, which has been posted publicly on her and William’s Twitter account. “No one chooses to become an addict, but it can happen to any one of us. None of us are immune.”

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She continued, “Yet it’s all too rarely discussed as a serious mental health condition. And seldom do we take the time to uncover and fully understand its fundamental root causes. The journey towards addiction is often multi-layered and complex. But, by recognizing what lies beneath addiction, we can help remove the taboo and shame that sadly surrounds it.” Kate concluded her speech by urging people to have “compassion and empathy” for those who are suffering.

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