Celebrations Take a Wild Turn as Prince Loses His Voice in Aston Villa's Historic Win
Prince William's jubilation reached new heights after celebrating Aston Villa’s landmark victory over Bayern Munich on Wednesday. Joined by close friends and injured Villa stars Tyrone Mings and John McGinn, the Prince of Wales, a devoted supporter of the team, was overjoyed as Villa secured their first home win in the Champions League in decades.
The celebration took a wild turn as William revealed that his excitement led to an unexpected consequence—he lost his voice. "I’ve lost my voice... I can't quite believe it. 42 years!" the Prince confessed after the game.
Reflecting on his choice of team, William shared that growing up, he opted for Aston Villa instead of more popular clubs like Chelsea or Manchester United because he wanted a team that could offer him emotional highs and lows. “Aston Villa has always had a great history,” he said.
Before the game, William posted a special message on social media, unaware of the thrilling victory to come. “42 years on, our 1982 European Cup winning legends are here on an historic night for @avfcofficial,” he wrote, alongside a photo with the team.
The future king’s exuberant celebration highlights his deep connection to the club and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with being a loyal fan.
