Matthew Lewis was one of many celebrities voicing out their shameless secrets as part of the Sentebale Charity's
#feelnoshame campaign, started by Prince Harry of Wales. The organisation is set up to support children who are too ashamed to talk about having AIDS and HIV, and as part of World AIDS Day this Monday.
The
Harry Potter actor recorded the short clip from the set of his BBC series,
Bluestone 42, whose third series will wrap filming this week.
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Matthew Lewis: I go in the dressing room, I close the door and I just put a bit of Barry Manilow on. Just for myself you know, just me. A little calm, reflective moment.
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Sentebale is a charity co-founded by Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho – a Southern African country bordered within South Africa. Lesotho has the third highest HIV/AIDs prevalence in the world, after Swaziland and Botswana. One tragic issue perpetuating the AIDS pandemic and causing needless deaths is the shame and stigma affecting HIV positive children. Many of them are isolated, under-informed and frightened to speak up about their health problems, receiving little support in their homes and communities to help them deal with the medical, social and psychological challenges they face.
Matt and his
Bluestone 42 costars released several on-set images from the past few weeks from filming the war-set comedy. The third series will air on BBC sometime in 2015.
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Matthew Lewis supports Sentebale's #FeelNoShame campaign, part of World AIDS Day 
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