Kate Middleton And Prince William Send Video Message To Australia From Home Office

Jun 05, 2020 by apost team

On Monday, June 1st, Kate Middleton and Prince William released a video form their home in Norfolk, England in which they express their gratitude towards Australian first responders. This is one of the many instances they have shown their support for others during the coronavirus crisis. 

According to People, the royal couple's video was dedicated to Australian First Responders, timed to coincide with Australia's inaugural "Thank A First Responder Day" that was held on Tuesday. 

Prince William and Kate Middleton filmed the video from their 'home office' in Norfolk, England. 

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In the video, Prince William said: 

"Earlier this year, we witnessed thousands of firefighters, supported by the wider first responder community, who worked tirelessly risking their own lives to protect Australian communities from the devastating wildfires. The world was watching your efforts and we were deeply moved by what we saw."

Kate Middleton then went into more detail about Australia's position in the world pandemic, since they just got over having their devastating bushfires from the Black Summer. Kate said:

"Sadly, you’re now on the frontline of yet another emergency. The COVID-19 outbreak has brought first responders across Australia together again. Day in, day out paramedics, police, firefighters, and support staff work tirelessly to keep everybody safe, often risking not only their physical health but also their mental well-being. Today, on Australia’s inaugural ‘Thank a First Responder Day,’ you all deserve our huge thanks."

After William reiterated that the responders should be proud, the two signed-off with a heartfelt 'thank you' in unison. 

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