On Saturday, the Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince William, and Kate Middleton will attend Wales vs. England Six Nations rugby game at the Principality Stadium.
Each one of the Royalties is a fan of a different team as Prince William his a fan of the Welsh Rugby Union since 2016, while Kate supports England as patron of the Rugby Football League and Rugby Football Union.
The princess took over the position as the patron of the union after Prince Harry surrendered his royal duties.
After she took on the new role, the Princess of Wales joined a training session for some of the rugby players at Twickenham Stadium, according to People.
Last year, England and Wales faced off during a rugby match at Twickenham Stadium. And it was ended with a victory of England, therefore Kate Middleton felt so victorious.
Prince George joined his parents in the arena, but it’s unclear which side he is on. Although William is a loyal supporter of Wales during rugby competitions, he often cheers for England during football games.
However, when he was asked about which team he would support during the latest FIFA World Cup edition. He responded that he'd like to see Wales come out on top.
“When I was growing up, Wales didn't get through to the tournaments,” he told Wales Online.
“Getting to the World Cup is a big deal, and I'll be supporting Wales through the process."
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