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Princes William, Harry cheer on opposing teams at Rugby World Cup
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine; Duchess of Cambridge attend the England v Wales match during the Rugby World Cup 2015 on September 26, 2015 at Twickenham Stadium, London, United Kingdom.
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Sibling rivalry superceded brotherly love for the Princes who are notoriously competitive when it comes to sport.
According to the publication, Wales holds a special place for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge since it’s where they lived prior to getting married in April 2011. On top of that William was also wearing Welsh official team jacket while Harry was wearing a white England shirt. Kate appeared to be very much in her husband’s camp and was also seen beaming at the Welsh triumph.
In a report made by Yahoo News!
William and Kate, who recently returned to the spotlight following maternity leave, joined forces to cheer on Wales, while Harry showed his loyalty to the host nation England.
The couple’s affection for Wales likely dates back to their time there before their wedding in 2011, where they shared a farmhouse in Anglesey for several years.
In case you didn’t know, Prince Harry is Honorary President of England Rugby and Prince William is Vice-Patron of the Welsh Rugby Union. Wales was able to come up from behind with just a few more minutes left.
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The match was watched by 82,000 rugby fans in the home of English rugby and many more thousands watching on TV. Both William and Kate were grinning and William taking the opportunity to revel on the win while his brother look was seriously disappointed. But it was the priceless expressions of the royal rivals that had social media commentators captivated.