Shortly after Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte’s mother-daughter outing at Wimbledon, Prince William shared some father-son time with Prince George.
Prince Charles took his eldest son to the UEFA Euro 2019 final between England and Spain in Germany.
The 42-year-old is chairman of the Football Association, the governing body of English football, and often attends matches with Prince George.
The two of them watched the match together with great enthusiasm, with high stakes for the country.
Prince William surprised fans when he appeared at the Euros final in Germany with Prince George. (Federico Gambarini/Photo Alliance via Getty Images)
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Prince William shared a video of himself and Prince George entering the stadium on X, writing, “Hello Berlin!”
England ended up losing and the father of three My condolences to the X team. “It just wasn’t meant to be this time. We are all so proud of you. Move forward, @england. W.”
Prince William and his son, Prince George, wore matching dark suits to the match. (Federico Gambarini/Photo Alliance via Getty Images)
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King Charles also sent a message to the team on social media, writing, “While you may not have won tonight, my wife and I wish you and your support teams the best of luck.”
He continued, “Anyone who has participated in sporting activities at any level will understand the despair of a result like this when you are so close to winning and will join me in sending my heartfelt sympathy as I congratulate Spain. However, know that the success of reaching the European Championship final is a truly incredible achievement in itself and one that should bring much national pride for the Three Lions today and undoubtedly for the many victories that lie ahead. Charles R.”
Prince William shook hands with England’s Harry Kane after the team’s defeat to Spain in the Euros final. (Dan Mullan/Getty Images)
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The father-son outing came shortly after Kate Middleton attended the Wimbledon men’s final with Princess Charlotte and Kate’s sister, Pippa Middleton.
Kate Middleton, who announced her battle with cancer in March, looked in good spirits at Wimbledon. (Kah-wai Tan/WireImage/Getty Images)
“Great to be back at Wimbledon! Nothing beats a championship,” Middleton said of her return in a social media post.
An animated Pippa Middleton, Princess Charlotte and the Princess of Wales watch the Wimbledon men’s final. (Kah-wai Tan/WireImage/Getty Images)
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Middleton’s visit to the game marked Prince Charles’ second outing since announcing his cancer diagnosis in March – she also attended the Royal Flag Ceremony in June.
Fox News Digital’s Caroline Sayer contributed to this report.
