Prince William, the Prince of Wales, made headlines as he attended the England Euros game in Germany, opting to skip the third day of Royal Ascot.
The Prince flew to Germany to watch the Three Lions face off against Denmark in the Euros, marking a significant public appearance just before his 42nd birthday.
During the event, Prince William was captured singing along to the national anthem, “God Save The King,” in a traditional show of support for the national team.
The Prince, who serves as president of the Football Association, has faced criticism in the past for missing events, including the Women’s World Cup final in Australia last year.
Despite his absence, he expressed pride and admiration for the Lionesses in a heartfelt apology, highlighting their inspiring achievements.
Prince William’s attendance at the Euros comes at a time when his wife, Princess Kate, continues to recuperate privately following her cancer diagnosis.
Although she recently made a public appearance at Trooping The Colour, the Palace clarified that this should not be construed as a return to her royal duties.
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The Prince of Wales was accompanied at Royal Ascot by his mother-in-law, Carole Middleton, and Queen Camilla.
His decision to prioritize the Euros over Ascot has sparked discussions, given the ongoing scrutiny over royal engagements and public appearances amidst personal challenges.
As Prince William continues to navigate his role within the royal family, his presence at major events like the England Euros game serves as a reminder of his commitment to both his royal duties and his passions in sports and community engagement.
