Prince George wins hearts as he sings ‘God Save the Queen’ with parents: Watch
Prince William has been the patron of the Welsh Rugby Union since 2016.
Prince William and Kate Middleton’s eldest son Prince George on Saturday left the royal fans in frenzy as he made an unscheduled appearance to watch a rugby match between England's Six Nations and Wales with his parents at Twickenham Stadium in London.
He also joined his parents, the players and the spectators to sing the British national anthem ‘God Save the Queen.’
Prince George stood solemnly in between Kate Middleton and William for the anthem.
Prince William and Kate Middleton went head to head with their sporting rivalry for the first time since the Queen, who has tested positive for Covid last week, made her the Rugby Football Union's new patron.
She took over the role from her brother-in-law Prince Harry, while, the Duke of Cambridge has been the patron of the Welsh Rugby Union since 2016.
Kate scored victory over William as her team England defeated Wales 23-19.
-
Christina Applegate reflects on lasting impact of being molested in childhood
-
Martin Short makes big decision following tragic death of daughter
-
Neve Campbell opens up about her 'difficult decision' to not sign 'Scream 6'
-
Kanye West's last measure to save Bianca Censori marriage as he tries to salvage image
-
Christina Applegate makes rare confession about what inspires her to keep going in life
-
Patrick J. Adams shares the moment that changed his life
-
Pedro Pascal confirms dating rumors with Luke Evans' former boyfriend Rafael Olarra?
-
Ghost's Tobias Forge makes big announcement after concluding 'Skeletour World' tour