Royal father breaks tradition by allowing George, Charlotte, and Louis to choose their own teams
Prince William has shared a significant parenting decision, revealing that he is not pressuring his children into supporting his beloved Aston Villa football team.
The Prince of Wales, who frequently attends matches with his eldest son, has encouraged the children to find their own preferences. “I’m kind of hoping they’ll all find their own teams in time,” he told The Sun. “They don’t all have to be Villa fans.”
While acknowledging his passion for the sport, William explained his efforts to remain neutral. “I’m trying not to be biased, but obviously, they see how passionate I am, and they watch the matches with me. I’m trying to spread the love a little bit.”
Catherine, known for her support of Chelsea, also brings her own influence into the household. William noted that while the children have Villa shirts and enjoy attending games, they also have jerseys from other teams. “There’s been a bit of courting going on by other managers too,” he added.
This approach highlights how William and Catherine have moved away from traditional royal parenting, ensuring their children have the freedom to make their own choices—marking a notable shift from previous generations.
