Harry partnered with Ed Sheeran for a good cause ... and with humor

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Prince Harry and Ed Sheeran joined World Mental Health Day, which is celebrated on Thursday. About two minutes' video was posted on the Sussex Instagram account.

This is a funny and serious sequence that is currently crowded on social networks. On Thursday, October 10, 2019 edition 28 World Mental Health Day, dedicated to public awareness about mental health against stigma, Prince Harry and Ed Sheeran have joined together to publish a powerful message via video a few seconds.

Published on Sussex's Instagram account and famous singer, the latter showed translator "Shape of You" to visit Duke at London's home. "It's like looking in a mirror," joked husband Meghan Markle, opening the door to the song's star.

We are red and we will fight!
Sitting around the table, Harry de Sussex and Ed Sheeran then discussed the possibility of working together for an important partnership. "For me, this is a conversation we don't have enough to talk about. I think people all over the world are really suffering," said the 35-year-old heir. What the 28-year-old man said: "People don't understand what it's like for people like us. You know, with jokes and sneaky comments ... I think it's time to wake up and say," We won't take it anymore, we are red and we will fight! "

"Um, okay, this is a little annoying ... This of course is a misunderstanding, but I'm talking about World Mental Health Day," Harry continued. "No, no, I know that, obviously," answered Ed Sheeran, who was seen erasing a PowerPoint presentation on "The Union of Redheads".

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