Football fans jeered at Prince William during his recent appearance at a match, with some even showing disrespect toward the late Queen.
As a passionate football enthusiast, the Prince of Wales has frequently attended major games in recent years, often accompanied by his children.
His allegiance has always been clear—he’s a lifelong supporter of Aston Villa. While Villa fans typically rally behind both their team and their most well-known royal supporter, visiting teams don’t always share the same sentiment.
On Wednesday night (January 29), Aston Villa faced off against Celtic, a Scottish club, in a Champions League clash.
After spotting Prince William in the crowd, opposing fans wasted no time in taunting him throughout the match.
Chants aimed at him included “Lizzie’s in a box,” a reference to the late Queen Elizabeth II, as well as “If you hate the Royal Family, clap your hands.”
In addition to the chants, away supporters unveiled a banner in the stands glorifying an intruder who broke into Queen Elizabeth II’s Buckingham Palace bedroom just days after Prince William was born.
