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As a Father, as a Son! Prince William and Prince George Shares their passion for football on a rare father-bab trip.
The Prince of Wales, 42, and his eldest son, 11, were among spectators for the first leg match of the final eight of the UEFA Champions League between their beloved Aston Villa FC and Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday, April 9.
The Royals took the game at Parc Des Princes Stadium and photographed them celebrating animated as Aston Villa scored their only goal. In one picture, William can be seen as wrapping his arms around his son – sporting the Aston Villa scarf – as they celebrate the goal of midfielder Morgan Rogers.
Unfortunately for William and George, Aston Villa eventually became short against Paris Saint-Germain in a 3-1 loss full time. Nevertheless, a father and son seemed to have the time of their lives.
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William has been a long-time supporter of Aston Villa and has transferred his love for the football team in Birmingham to his three children Princess Kate Middleton: George, The princess Charlotte9, and Louis Prince6.
In October 2024, Uncle George, Mike Tindall, reveal that the A young royal is just as passionate about the team Like his father.
“George loves his football. I’ve played many times in the garden with him,” said Tindall, 46, The telegraph. “He is passionate about Aston Villa, too. Wherever he is, he will sit down and watch that game.”
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“If I’m home alone with the kids, I probably don’t have the pint before the game, but I have a little superstition about where I’m sitting when I’m watching them,” William said in an interview with The sun.
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“If we’re not doing very well, I’m starting to move ‘around the house quite quickly and I’m putting the children in different jobs in the hope that that will change our luck,” he added.
The Prince of Wales told the outlet, although he encouraged his children to take part in a football, he does not mind whether they grow up supporting different teams.
“I kind of hope that they will all find their own teams in time,” said William.
“I try not to be biased, but obviously they see how passionate I am about, t and they watch the games with me. I’m trying to spread the love a little,” he added.
While William and George were in Paris, William’s father, King Charles IIIand his wife, Queen’s Camilla. Celebrating their 20th birthday on Wednesday in Rome.
