Royal DJ Cassius Taylor Opens Up on Mental Health Struggles

Cassius Taylor, known as a 'bad boy' royal DJ and grandson of Prince Edward, has revealed his personal journey with mental health in a recent interview. He has lent his support to organizations such as Rave to Save, which aids men's suicide prevention, and Suicide&Co, assisting those dealing with suicide-related grief. Taylor stated he supports these causes due to his own past difficulties.

Taylor further elaborated on the inspiration behind his skeleton arm tattoo, explaining it represented a period of significant emotional change and self-discovery. He described experiencing intense mood fluctuations, learning valuable lessons from these experiences. Beyond his personal advocacy, he has also contributed to the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, where his mother serves as a trustee.

Looking ahead, Taylor expressed a strong desire to establish his own family. He grew up away from public scrutiny, attending Wellington College and later earning a degree in art management from Goldsmiths. His parents, both art dealers, influenced his creative path, leading him to work in art galleries and eventually establish his own events company, 'Telltale.'