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Prince Wiliam Has Managed To Mess This Up Again
And by that, we mean not show his support towards the Lady Lioness for this year’s Women’s World Cup.
And the sad part is that he hasn’t shown his support in the past, either. But when it comes to the men, the future king of England is there in a heartbeat. But for the women, he’s nowhere to be seen.
And while King Charles has managed to share a message of support, Prince William hasn’t said one word and of course, everyone has noticed.
You’d think that the Prince of Wales would have learned from his past mistakes and all of the criticism he’s received because of it, but that hasn’t been the case at all.
As our loyal readers can imagine, the internet certainly did have a lot to say about the matter.
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Some even commented with, “It would be genuinely impactful to see George in a Leah Williamson jersey or William at a random Villa game like he’s done at the men’s team. Instead, it’s this racist bullshit or Charlotte sitting on William’s lap for a video.”
Prince William Is Not Showing His Support For Women’s Sports
Another critic of the royal family wrote, “Okay this is a new low for William Charles. The royal family has been actively called racist and this does nothing to squash those concerns and allegations.”
“If you had been accused of this, wouldn’t you be extra cautious going forward to be inclusive? Does Charles PR team hate him or what? Why would they put this out when it’s so obvious a black team member has been excluded?”
And then there was this comment as well: “Let me guess this means William isn’t going to Basel just like he didn’t go to Sydney. He doesn’t actually care about women’s football.”
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So far Buckingham Palace has not made any comments about the matter just yet. Watch this space for more.
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