July 14th 2024.
Tonight, Prince George had the honor of attending the Euro 2024 final in Berlin alongside his father, Prince William. The 10-year-old was dressed to impress in a matching suit with his dad, as they both proudly sang the national anthem. They were joined in the stands by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, creating a buzz of excitement and anticipation for the highly-anticipated match between England and Spain.
This is just the latest public appearance for young George, who has been spotted out and about quite frequently in support of the Three Lions. He even had a chance to exchange a few words with the Prime Minister, adding to the excitement of the evening. It's clear that the father-son duo share a love for football and are thrilled to be in attendance at such a prestigious event.
It's not the first time that Prince George has cheered on England at a Euro final. He was also seen celebrating with his parents at the Euro 2020 final, which was a proud moment for the entire nation. Unfortunately, his mother Kate Middleton was unable to attend as she had other royal duties to attend to. But that didn't stop George from being a dedicated fan and showing his unwavering support for the team.
In fact, the young prince has had quite a busy schedule lately, including attending a concert by Taylor Swift and joining his family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace for the King's official birthday celebration. And just a week before the Euro final, he was seen riding in a carriage with his mother, sister Princess Charlotte, and brother Prince Louis for the traditional Trooping the Colour ceremony.
But George's love for football is undeniable, and he was recently given the opportunity to present the FA cup to Manchester United at Wembley Stadium. He even got the chance to chat with some of the players and coaches, including Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola and former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson. It's clear that George is a natural at making connections and is well-liked by those in the football world.
As the son of the FA president, it's no surprise that George has attended multiple Aston Villa matches this year, often seen sporting the team's scarf. In April, he and his father were in attendance for the Europa Conference League quarter-finals against Lille, marking their first public outing since Kate's cancer diagnosis announcement. Despite the challenges their family is facing, George and his family continue to support each other and enjoy special moments together.
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