Duke of Cambridge plays Mental Health Jenga with Deeney, McTominay, Akinfenwa, Townsend and Smith

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Did you ever think you’d watch Prince William playing Jenga with Ade Akinfenwa? This video features this very thing, as football looks to raise awareness of mental health issues in the Premier League’s Heads Up campaign.

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The Duke of Cambridge plays Mental Health Jenga with Troy Deeney, Scott McTominay, Adebayo Akinfenwa, Andros Townsend and Kelly Smith as part of the Premier League’s Heads Up campaign.

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