The Prince and Princess of Wales to jointly attend the 2025 Six Nations final
Prince William has opened up about a deeply emotional experience ahead of his upcoming joint appearance with Princess Catherine.
In rare comments shared by GB, William spoke candidly about England's painful defeat against Spain in last summer's men's Euro 2024 final, calling it a "heartbreaking" moment.
The Prince of Wales, who was serving as President of the FA at the time, visited England's players in their dressing room after the loss to offer his consolation. He described the atmosphere as "the hardest changing room I've ever had to walk into."
Despite the difficult memory, William remains optimistic about England’s potential, expressing hope for success at the upcoming World Cup.
Notably, William stepped down from his role as FA president following Euro 2024.
William attended the historic match alongside his eldest son, Prince George, while Princess Catherine watched at home with their other children.
At the time, the couple released a heartfelt message to the England squad, praising their "teamwork, grit, and determination," and congratulating Spain on their victory.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are now preparing for a joint appearance at the final round of the 2025 Six Nations this Saturday.
