Prince Harry & Hot Men Reveal All For World Aids Day

What is the red-haired Royal's deepest, darkest secret? Find out here...

Monday, December 1, 2014 - 13:07

Prince Harry has joined the likes of Nicole Scherzinger, Paloma Faith and Gemma Arterton by sharing his secrets in support of his charity Sentebale’s #FeelNoShame campaign for World Aids Day.

The red-haired royal is asking the public to share their secrets via social media, with Harry himself confessing in his video: "Believe it or not, I get incredibly nervous before public speaking, no matter how big the crowd or the audience.

"Despite the fact that I laugh and joke all the time, I get incredibly nervous - if not anxious - before going into rooms full of people, wearing a suit."

He added: "Now that I've confessed that, I will probably be even more worried that people are looking at me."

Scherzy has already spoken about her own insecurities - saying sometimes she doesn't feel like she "fits in", while Arterton confessed to never watching cult classics Stars Wars or Back To The Future.

The charity is aiming to raise awareness of the stigma that prevents HIV sufferers from seeking help, with Prince Harry stating: "Globally, HIV is the second highest cause of death amongst those aged between 10 and 19 years old, and it is the number one cause of death across Africa.

"One tragic issue in particular is the shame and stigma linked to HIV. We are turning this World AIDS Day into a day in which no-one should feel any shame about their secrets."

He added: "Together, we can tackle the stigma surrounding HIV and give the young people carrying it the childhood they deserve. The childhood so many of us take for granted."

Find out more by visiting FeelNoShame.Today.

All this cheer-inducing World AIDS Day support also reminded us of last week's rather impressive/arousing #WeAreAllClean campaign, which involved a ton of sexy men stripping off in support of fighting HIV stigma.

When gay men are asked "Are you clean?", the #WeAreClean campaign argues that implies people with HIV positive are 'dirty'. Cue mass unrobing in the name of raising money for Housing Works, a NYC nonprofit working to end AIDS homelessness.