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Prince William Would Be ‘Absolutely Fine’ With His Children Being Gay
Prince William has said he would “fully support” his children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis if they told him they were gay.
Speaking at The Albert Kennedy Trust, an LGBT youth charity in London, the Duke of Cambridge was asked by a man in the audience “If your child one day in the future said: ‘Oh I’m gay, oh I’m lesbian,’ whatever, how would you react?”
William responded he would be “absolutely fine” with it, but feared others would not.
“I reflect you don’t really start thinking about that until you are a parent, and I contemplate – obviously, absolutely fine by me.”
“The one thing I’d be worried about is how, particularly the roles my children occupy, how that is going to be interpreted and seen. So Catherine and I have been doing a lot of talking about it to make sure they were prepared.”
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Prince William Appears On Cover Of Lgbtq+ Magazine
Prince William has become the first member of the Royal Family to be photographed for the cover of a gay magazine.
The Duke invited Attitude to bring members of the LGBT+ community to&#;Kensington Palace last month.
He wanted to hear their experiences of bullying, and the change it can acquire on mental health.&#;
William revealed he would be appearing in Attitude after he and Kate signed a book of condolence for the victims of the Florida night club attack.&#;
Forty nine people were killed at the Pulse homosexual club in Orlando on Sunday morning.
He told the magazine: "No one should be bullied for their sexuality or any other reason and no one should have to put up with the kind of hate that these young people include endured in their lives.&#;
"The young queer , lesbian and gender diverse individuals I met through Attitude are truly brave to speak out and to give expectation to people who are going through terrible bullying right now.
"Their sense of strength and optimism should give us all encouragement to stand up to bullying wherever
Prince William: I wouldn't consciousness if my children grew up to be gay
It arose when William visited a philanthropy that helps lesbian, same-sex attracted, bisexual and transgender youthful people who are homeless, often after being shunned by parents. He went to the Albert Kennedy Reliance in Hoxton, east London, to mark tomorrow's 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots in New York, a landmark event in the gay rights movement, and the upcoming Event in London parade on July 6. William, 37, also spoke of his shock at an strike on a lesbian couple on a London bus, saying he was "really appalled" by it. He talked about the possibility of Prince George, five, Princess Charlotte, four, and one-year-old Louis one sunlight coming out during a discussion with a community of young people supported by the charity.
One fresh man said to William: "If your child one day in the future said, 'Oh I'm lgbtq+, oh I'm lesbian' whatever, how would you react?"
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Prince William has been photographed for the cover of Britain's bestselling gay magazine, Attitude, making him the first member of the royal family to pose for an LGBT title. It is due to be published on Thursday, just four days after the murder of 49 people in an LGBT nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
The Duke of Cambridge, whose late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, was famously supportive of LGBT people and an early champion of people living with HIV/AIDS, has continued her legacy with both a cover shoot and an extensive feature in the July issue of the magazine.
The article focuses on the devastating impact of homophobic, biphobic, and transphobic bullying – and the consequent impact on the mental health of LGBT people. William, who is second in line to the throne, met with nine LGBTQ people who have all been the victims of abuse because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
They involve Paris Lees, Britain's most prominent transgender activist and journalist, who has been an outspoken campaigner around transphobic bullying and its link with the suicides of young