In a significant development, Prince William has offered his first public statement since Meghan Markle and Prince Harry unveiled their two new Netflix projects.
The Prince of Wales broke his silence during a recent outing to Birmingham accompanied by his son, Prince George, where the duo attended a football match to support Aston Villa.
As they were leaving the stadium, Prince William shared insights into his son’s burgeoning passion for football, providing a rare glimpse into their father-son dynamic.
Sports journalist Neil Moxley, taking to X, formerly Twitter handle, recounted his conversation with the future king, capturing the exchange for eager royal watchers.
Addressing Prince William, Moxley queried, “Your highness – after the Mostar game we saw you and you said 1-0 was a good result in Europe. How was this?” To which Prince William reportedly responded, “Two-nil would have been better..”, expressing his thoughts on the match outcome.
Continuing the conversation, Moxley inquired if Prince George was now “part of the pride?” to which the future king affirmed, “Oh yes, he’s loving it,” offering a glimpse into the young prince’s enthusiasm for supporting his favorite football team.
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This statement from Prince William marks his first public remarks following the announcement of Meghan and Harry’s new projects for Netflix.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex recently unveiled plans for two new nonfiction series as part of their multi-year deal with the streaming platform, signaling a new chapter in their post-royal endeavors.
Amidst ongoing speculation and scrutiny surrounding the royal family, Prince William’s candid remarks offer a refreshing glimpse into his personal life as a father and his relationship with his eldest son.
As Meghan and Harry embark on their new ventures, the royal family continues to navigate the complexities of public scrutiny while striving to maintain a sense of normalcy and connection with the public.
