Queen Elizabeth "would not have liked the emotion" that Prince William showed as he hugged his son when England lost the Euros yesterday, royal commentator Angela Levin has claimed.
Prince George and Prince William were left devastated as England suffered an agonising defeat to Spain in the Euro 2024 final.
Gareth Southgate's team conceded a late goal as Spain won their first major title in 12 years.
The Prince of Wales and his eldest son watched on as England battled bravely against a dominant Spanish team.
Angela Levin said it was "wonderful" to see William with his son
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When the team lost William consoled his son by hugging him.
Speaking about the sweet moment on GB News, Angela Levin said: "What was absolutely wonderful was to see to see William with George.
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"George seemed happy, they were both in navy suits and had the same ties. Mini mes. They did the same thing.
"Hold their face and cheering. I thought if the late Queen had been here, she would not have been pleased, because there was a lot of emotion shown here.
"She didn't like it, she had a stiff upper lip. She would never do this, you'd never see her hugging the children.
"This is a new generation. And they hugged each other for all they were worth. And I thought this was wonderful for William. He's had a hard time. And he's got a son who's just like him. It's wonderful."
Ther pair showed their emotion throughout the game
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Prince William is the President of the Football Association and attended three England matches this summer including the final.
The Prince of Wales has closely supported England throughout the tournament.
Willian flew to Germany to watch Gareth Southgate's team defeat Switzerland on penalties after a tense 1-1 draw earlier this month.
He was photographed with England players including Trent Alexander-Arnold and Bukayo Saka after the match.
Prince George and William celebrated when England scored
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The royal was pictured watching England's second game of Euro 2024 against Denmark last month.
William was seen talking to the King of Denmark at the match as the teams played out a 1-1 draw.
The Euro 2024 final was the first game William brought his eldest son to during the tournament.
Prince George also watched England's Euro 2020 defeat at Wembley Stadium with his father three years ago.
