Prince George joined his father, Prince William, for a festive football match, cheering on Aston Villa and even celebrating a goal. Prince William is a long-time fan of the club and has taken George to watch matches in the past.
Prince Louis' big brother George celebrates a goal while watching Aston Villa with his dad Wills and mum Kate. Louis’ dad William, 42, has been an avid supporter of the Midlands club, nicknamed The Villans, since he was at school. He has also taken George to watch them play. Anne’s daughter Zara — recently revealed on his podcast that George is a Villa fan who loves a kickaround in the garden.
We revealed on Boxing Day that George lined up with his dad in a traditional pre-Christmas match with locals for the first time. In 2020, Wills insisted his eldest son could support whoever he liked. He said: “I’m letting him choose his own way.” But he admitted having “concerns” about George leaning to Chelsea when he was younger. This comes as football-mad Prince George lined up with his dad William to play in a traditional festive match for the first time. Prince George to play in royals' footie match for first time with dad William Wills, 42, is a keen Aston Villa fan and has taken George, 11, to Villa Park and also to cheer on England at Wembley. Moment Prince William makes hilarious dig at cheeky Prince Louis as family are gifted chocolates from wellwishers for the friendly match — but the last time the brothers took to the field is believed to be in 2016. The Prince of Wales almost scored a goal as George was hailed by onlookers for energetically running around the pitch. Wills, pictured here in April, is a keen Aston Villa fan and has taken George, 11, to Villa Park and also to cheer on England at WembleyPrincess Charlotte and Prince Louis attend the Christmas Morning Service at St Mary Magdalene Church on December 25, 2024 in Sandringham, Norfol
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