It has been asserted that Prince Harry "has now been substituted for Prince George" as the young prince and his father, Prince William, have resumed their participation in a Christmas ritual that they had not participated in for the past few years.
According to Mirror, during a match that took place before Christmas, Prince William, who is in the process of becoming the next monarch, and his son Prince George, who is passionate about football, put on a show that delighted spectators by making their very first appearance together on the field.
During the usual friendly game that was played between the workers on the Sandringham estate and the villagers, the two individuals were participating. Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis were cheering from the sidelines.
Per the News International, a source close to the royal family stated to the Sun that "it was interesting to see that Harry has now been substituted for Prince George."
The source is said to have asserted that Prince William came close to scoring a goal, and that young Prince George was observed giving his all. This served as an excellent illustration of "healthy father-and-son bonding time," and it appears that young Prince George has now taken over the role that Uncle Harry previously held in this family tradition.
The source revealed: "There were other children playing and it was all good fun and light-hearted. It is nice that they have returned to take part in the traditional game as they haven't done so for years. But it was interesting to see that Harry has now been substituted for Prince George."
In the past, the two have been seen at Villa Park cheering on Aston Villa and celebrating England's victory over Spain in the final of the Euro 2024 tournament. During the time that she was supporting her family, the Princess of Wales also got a lot of attention because she looked very stunning in her elegant ensemble.
During an episode of That Peter Crouch Podcast in the year 2020, Prince William revealed that he is allowing his son Prince George to make his own decisions regarding football, stating: "I'm trying not to persuade him to be a Villa fan, I'm letting him choose his own way. It's about finding what fits for him."
Not only has Prince George ventured into the world of football, but he has also ventured into the realm of aviation. The young prince took his first flight lesson in Windsor when he was 11 years old. While his parents were watching, he successfully piloted an airplane at White Waltham Airfield, which is located in close proximity to the family's residence in Adelaide Cottage.
He had a wonderful way to wrap up his summer break by participating in this exhilarating activity.
Business Times has reached out to Prince Harry for comments.
