The Prince and Princess of Wales have passed their love of sport down to their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
The Waleses are big fans of cricket, football, rugby and tennis to name but a few, and we’ve seen some very relatable expressions from Prince William and Kate in the stands over the years.
In recent years, the couple have accompanied their eldest children, George, ten, and Charlotte, eight, at some major events, including Euro 2020, the Commonwealth Games 2022 and Wimbledon.
It’s clear that George and Charlotte are passionate spectators just like their parents, particularly when it comes to nail-biting moments.
Euro 2020
Prince George attended his first-ever international football match at Euro 2020, and it certainly wasn’t a disappointment for the young football fan.
The future King clapped and cheered along with his parents as England saw a 2-0 victory against Germany, taking them through to the quarter-finals.
George was also at Wembley Stadium for the Euro 2020 final, but sadly the Lions were beaten on penalties by Italy.
Commonwealth Games 2022
Princess Charlotte joined William and Kate at the Commonwealth Games 2022, where she watched events, including swimming and gymnastics.
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The young royal looked transfixed by the races in the aquatics centre.
Like mother, like daughter
At one point, Charlotte and Kate even displayed the same gesture in sync as they clapped Brit Luke Turley when he finished a 1500-metre heat and qualified for the finals.
Two peas in a pod
George is a fellow Aston Villa fan, just like his dad William. It was a rollercoaster of emotions for the pair of football fans as they watched their beloved side against Nottingham Forest in April 2023.
Big celebrations
Luckily, Villa secured the win at 2-0 and it looked like the royal father and son’s day was made, judging by their celebrations.
