The Prince and Princess of Wales have headed to the Principality Stadium in Cardiff to watch England and Wales play in their final Six Nations match.
The royal couple have a friendly rivalry, which will no doubt be on full display as William cheers on Wales, while Kate, in her capacity as patron of England Rugby, will be cheering on the Red Roses. The game will be incredibly consequential, with a win for England putting them in contention for winning the entire tournament.
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Although the couple weren't joined by their children, it's known that the younger members of the Wales family enjoy the sport, particularly Prince Louis.
Speaking in 2022 about her son's love of the sport, Kate said: "They're all enjoying it, Louis is kamikaze, we're worrying about when he gets older, he'll be in the middle of everything."
Ahead of the match, William and Kate met a group of severely injured players and their families in the Sir Tasker Watkins Suite. The royal couple opened the suite back in 2023.
The Principality Stadium in Cardiff is one of the major sports stadiums in Wales that stocks Notpla packaging, a seaweed packaging firm that was the recipient of one of William's Earthshot prizes in 2022.
William is usually quite expressive at sporting events, and as Wales missed a chance, the royal could be seen with his head in his hands.
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