Prince William, heir to the throne, jetted off to Germany to cheer on England against Denmark in a Euro 2024 match a day before his 42nd birthday.
The Prince of Wales takes a solo flight as Catherine is still away from public duties while she continues her treatment for cancer.
The Prince of Wales, who turned 42 on Friday (June 21), will watch Gareth Southgate’s side in their second group stage match at the Frankfurt Arena on Thursday afternoon.
The Princess of Wales hopes William will return to her to celebrate his big day as Kate and their three children have a surprise for the Prince on his auspicious occasion.
Despite her health struggles, Kate has been actively involved in planning a special celebration for William’s birthday, ensuring a joyous and memorable occasion for the family.
The royal, who is president of the FA and a fan of Premier League side Aston Villa, presented shirts to the England squad before the team left for Germany, making a surprise visit to St George’s Park, England’s national football center in Burton upon Trent.
His involvement underscores his dedication to the team and the sport, providing a morale boost to the players.
William’s younger son, Prince Louis, has urged the players to “eat twice the amount” to secure their bid for Euros glory.
This playful advice highlights the supportive and close-knit nature of the royal family, with even the youngest members showing their enthusiasm for the team.
The future King is also hoping for an early birthday present from the Three Lions on Thursday as he headed to Germany to join thousands of England fans cheering on the team as they take on Denmark in the Euros.
His presence in the stands is expected to inspire both the team and the fans, adding to the excitement of the match.
England’s 1-0 win in their first game against Serbia — while group rivals Denmark and Slovenia could only draw — means they already top the group.
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Victory against Denmark would see them through to the last 16, with one group game still left to play.
This potential advancement adds to the anticipation and hope surrounding William’s trip, making his birthday week even more eventful.
Prince William’s journey to Germany not only supports the national team but also symbolizes his commitment to both his royal duties and his personal passions.
Meanwhile, back home, the royal family’s preparations for his birthday celebration highlight their unity and love, reinforcing the strong bonds that hold them together during challenging times.
