Fans have gone wild for Prince
William’s muscular biceps after he made an appearance at The Royal Marsden
Hospital on Tuesday.
The Duke of Cambridge shared a
carousel of images on his official Instagram page, much to the delight of his
fans. Reacting to the post, admirers swooned over the
father-of-three’s toned arms, which were clearly visible beneath his
maroon hospital scrubs.
One fan commented:
“Lovely to see this engagement and of course…William in scrubs.” Another
penned on Twitter: “The most attractive aspect of William. He needs to show
these arms more!” And a third remarked: “Now we know why Kate smiles
so much.”
This isn’t the first time fans
have been caught off-guard by the Duke’s muscular physique. In May last year,
royal enthusiasts went gaga for Prince William’s biceps after he shared a
picture of himself receiving his first COVID-19 vaccination.
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Prince William’s toned arms sent fans wild
Reacting to the post, one fan
commented: “Those guns though”, whilst a second penned: “He is
really fit.”
Prince William – who has been
patron of The Royal Marsden since 2017 – was visiting the London hospital
in order to watch a cancer patient undergo some cutting-edge treatment from a
robotic surgeon.
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The royal was visiting The Royal Marsden Hospital
The Royal Marsden’s
life-saving treatment and research are improving cancer outcomes for many
across the country. With the use of robotic-guided procedures, they’re now able
to deliver faster, more accurate, and therefore more effective treatment.
Earlier this month, the Prince
made headlines after he presented Deborah James with her Damehood in the
comfort of her own home.
The Duke and the Duchess of
Cambridge have been vocal supporters of Deborah and recently shared a heartfelt
message with fans, writing: “Every now and then, someone captures the
heart of the nation with their zest for life & tenacious desire to give
back to society. @bowelbabe is one of those special people.”
The pair added: “Deborah,
our thoughts are with you, your family and your friends. Thank you for giving
hope to so many who are living with cancer. W & C.”
