World AIDS Day: Prince Harry Shares A Big Secret To Fight Disease While Victoria Beckham, Apple & More Show Support [VIDEO]
Many celebrities are showing their support for World AIDS Day, a day aimed to raise awareness for HIV/AIDS.
There are currently an estimated 34 million people living with HIV/AIDS, which is transmitted through blood, semen and breast milk and does not have a cure.
Prince Harry joined in on Sentebale’s #FeelNoShame campaign to end the stigma against the disease by having famous people share a secret. The 30-year-old let people know that he has stage fright.
“I get incredibly nervous before public speaking no matter how big the crowd or the audience,” he said in the video. “Despite the fact that I laugh and joke all the time, I get incredibly nervous – if not anxious actually – before going into rooms full of people when I’m wearing a suit.”
Several other celebrities took to social media to tweet about World AIDS Day.
Getting to Zero. #WorldAIDSDay. https://t.co/bARsbxRbaI –TeamCeline
— Celine Dion (@celinedion) December 1, 2014
Come and visit us at @VBDoverSt to support #WorldAIDSDay ! X vb pic.twitter.com/X423CCoIVJ
— Victoria Beckham (@victoriabeckham) December 1, 2014
On #WorldAIDSDay, remember that the fight for an #AIDSFreeGen isn’t over. Rally w/ @RED, @CocaCola, & Omaze: https://t.co/b0e2EqQqJN
— Ryan Seacrest (@RyanSeacrest) December 1, 2014
Today is the 26th #WorldAIDSDay. @SharecareNow explains what can be done to end it for good: https://t.co/xf8Jutzqma pic.twitter.com/CpDSMlOfQC
— Dr. Mehmet Oz (@DrOz) December 1, 2014
WORLD AIDS DAY Let us work together for an AIDS-free generation. @PSIimpact @PEPFAR #pleasedonate https://t.co/rLjs8J5kzy
— Debra Messing (@DebraMessing) December 1, 2014
.@MarinasDiamonds writes exclusively for Marie Claire on #WorldAIDSDay https://t.co/XNm0x9rGXn pic.twitter.com/yGO6ANZNGE
— Marie Claire (@marieclaireuk) December 1, 2014
Apple also joined in on the fight against the disease by giving a portion of its Monday proceeds to the Global Fund to fight AIDS.
Shoppers can help by visiting Red.org and buying one of the listed products until Dec. 7.
