Kate Middleton Bomb: Duchess of Cambridge Reportedly Attended Teenage Therapy for [SPOILER]

The Duchess of Cambridge is known for her efforts to raise awareness on mental health. Experts have noticed that she is particularly drawn to children who struggle with mental health issues. Rumor has it that Kate Middleton may have a deeper reason for this.

According to Yahoo7 Be, a new report has revealed that Kate Middleton was forced to undergo therapy as a teenager. She was reportedly bullied and as a result of the incidents, she was traumatized. At that time, she was said to have enrolled at a school in Berkshire.

A friend of Kate Middleton, Jessica Hay, reportedly made the big reveal. According to Hay, the Duchess of Cambridge was skinny, tall, and shy when she was only 13 years old. The girls in her school reportedly put feces in her bed and she was "very badly bullied."

Jessica Hay added that Kate Middleton was bullied for being "perfect" and for being a "lovely person." However, the wife of Prince William was reportedly someone who couldn't fight for herself. Kate Middleton's parents then took her out of the school in 1996.

It is said that the bullying Kate Middleton received as a teenager built her love for mental health charities. This could be one of the reasons why she has been putting a lot of effort in mental health awareness activities. The Duchess of Cambridge reportedly doesn't want anyone to experience what she suffered through.

Just recently, Kate Middleton visited MIST in Torfaen, South Wales. It is a project that helped children and teenagers suffering from mental health issues. She delivered a speech at the gathering and also played pool with some of the kids.

According to The Sun, Kate Middleton spoke with the teenagers and kids about their pets and how MIST helps with school and life. The Duchess of Cambridge's partner in the game of pool, Craig, testified that Middleton was "really interested" in what the kids has to say.

Kate Middleton is married to Prince William, who is the second in line to succeed Queen Elizabeth's throne. Stay tuned for more news on the royal family.