In a delightful outing, Prince William and his eldest son, Prince George, indulged in a boys’ day out by attending the second Ashes cricket Test match between England and Australia in London over the weekend. Sporting different shades of blue jackets, they watched the game attentively from a private box, with Prince William donning a pair of stylish sunglasses. Prince George was pleasantly surprised when Richard Thompson, Chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, presented him with a miniature replica of the historic Ashes urn, symbolizing the fierce rivalry between the cricket teams of England and Australia since 1882.
Prince George, who is nine years old, is the eldest of Prince William’s three children with Kate Middleton. He shares a charming bond with his younger siblings, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5. Earlier this year, the young prince gained more public visibility as he witnessed his grandfather, King Charles III, ascend the throne during the regal coronation in May. George played the crucial role of a Page of Honour, enchanting everyone with his vibrant red coat adorned with gold trim. Prince William, on the other hand, looked resplendent in the ceremonial dress uniform of the Welsh Guards. The family also participated in the grand Trooping the Colour parade last month, joining King Charles in a carriage as they celebrated his official birthday.
As Prince George eagerly awaits his upcoming milestone, his 10th birthday on July 22, he continues to captivate the hearts of many with his youthful spirit and royal charm.
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