The six-year-old royal embraces Aston Villa loyalty and family football traditions.
Prince Louis is making his mark on the football field, proudly stepping into his father Prince William’s footsteps with a shared love for the sport.
The six-year-old royal was recently seen wearing an Aston Villa shirt—a hand-me-down from his older brother, Prince George—during a festive football game with his mum, Princess Catherine. This budding passion reflects William’s lifelong devotion to the Midlands-based club, a love he’s now passing down to his children.
William, a committed Aston Villa fan since his school days, has introduced his children to the sport. George has already attended matches at Villa Park with his father, and now it seems Louis is ready to join the fun.
The royal family's football enthusiasm isn’t confined to stadiums. Mike Tindall, husband of Zara Tindall, shared on his podcast that Prince George is a regular in garden kickarounds and that both George and Louis play on local football teams. Proud parents William and Catherine are often spotted cheering from the sidelines.
For the royals, football is more than a pastime—it’s a cherished family tradition that fosters connection and fun across generations.
