Prince William and Charlotte’s Father-and-Daughter Second Goes Viral

[ad_1] Prince William and Princess Charlotte sharing a father-daughter second after the England ladies's soccer group received the UEFA Girls's EURO 2025 Ultimate went viral on TikTok.

Prince William took Charlotte, 10, to Basel, in Switzerland, to observe the nail-biting match, which England received on penalties on Sunday, having initially gone a objective down within the first half.

A video of Princess Charlotte's anxious moments watching the match, and her bonding time with William went viral after it was favored 24,400 occasions and seen 188,000 occasions.

Prince William took Princess Charlotte to observe the UEFA Girls's EURO 2025 Ultimate in Basel, Switzerland, on July 27, 2025. Prince William took Princess Charlotte to observe the UEFA Girls's EURO 2025 Ultimate in Basel, Switzerland, on July 27, 2025. Kensington Palace and Crystal Pix/MB Media/Getty Pictures Why It Issues William is patron of the Soccer Affiliation, English soccer's governing physique, and has an extended historical past of supporting each the England males's and girls's groups.

Nonetheless, he often takes Prince George somewhat than Charlotte, who's a daily on the Wimbledon tennis championship.

This seems to be the primary time William has taken Charlotte and never George to a soccer match, marking a milestone of their relationship.

What to Know The TikTok video was posted with the message: "Princess Charlotte cheering on the lionesses tonight for the euro ladies's finalll 🥺🫶🏻."

The clip started by displaying a few of Charlotte's messages of assist in previous finals, together with in a black-and-white polka dot costume for the 2022 last of the Euro, which England received towards Germany.

The second clip, in a white stripy t-shirt, is from her message of assist forward of the 2023 Girls's World Cup Ultimate, which England misplaced to Spain.

The edit then confirmed a collection of images from the Euro last on Sunday, which confirmed Charlotte put her head in her fingers throughout a tense second in addition to some bonding moments with William.

There are additionally photos within the video of Charlotte assembly Princess Leonor, 19, and Infanta Sofia, 18, each of Spain.

Elsewhere, Prince William posted a video that additionally confirmed him standing together with his arm round Charlotte's shoulders as they watched the England group celebrating their win.

This was the primary time Charlotte traveled abroad to observe soccer and solely her second stay recreation, after she beforehand watched Aston Villa, William's favourite group, play Norwich in 2019.

What Individuals Are Saying William and Charlotte posted a joint message on X congratulating the England group: "What a recreation! @Lionesses, you're the champions of Europe and we could not be prouder of the entire group. Get pleasure from this second @England. W & Charlotte."

King Charles III posted a message of congratulations on X: "For extra years than I care to recollect, England followers have sung that well-known chant 'soccer's coming house.'

"As you come back house with the trophy you received at Wembley three years in the past, it's a supply of nice delight that, by way of sporting ability and superior teamwork, the Lionesses have made these phrases ring true.

"Nicely executed, Lionesses. The subsequent process is to deliver house the World Cup in 2027 in the event you presumably can!"

Quoted by Reuters, England's captain, Leah Williamson, mentioned after the match: "Whole disbelief however on the similar time I knew it was going to occur. Taking part in for this England group is unbelievable. You can't put us down."

One fan replied to the video: "It all the time surreal to me when royalty meets royalty. It is a humble reminder that we're all in the identical world. 🥰."

What Occurs Subsequent England's Lionesses will participate in a victory parade by way of central London on Tuesday, ending with a ceremony exterior Buckingham Palace, as reported by the BBC.

Jack Royston is chief royal correspondent for Newsweek, primarily based in London. You'll find him on X, previously Twitter, at @jack_royston and browse his tales on Newsweek's The Royals Fb web page.

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