Prince William was joined by his eldest son George as they cheered on Wales in their quarter-final clash against Argentina in the Rugby World Cup.
George, 10, joined his dad at the Stade de Marseille on Saturday which marks the first time the youngster has watched an international sporting fixture in person overseas.His mum, Kate Middleton, supports the England rugby side as the patron of the Rugby Football Union, future Prince of Wales George has made his loyalties clear.
The father-and-son duo looked the spit of each other as they both sported matching navy suits and red ties.The pair were greeted by World Rugby chairman Sir Bill Beaumont, France 2023 deputy chief executive Martine Nemecek and Welsh Rugby Union president Gerald Davies.
George was the first to be welcomed by Sir Bill, stepping forward to shake the former England rugby player’s hand and say hello.William laughed and chatted with the former England captain, telling him: “Nice to see you.
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