Prince William interrupts summer break with important message | Royal | News

Prince William took a break from the summer holiday fun to wish the Women Wales Rugby team tonight to wish good luck in front of the Rugby World Cup matches. The 44 -year -old Wales Prince went to social media to send good wishes to the team on Saturday morning.

As the boss of the Welsh Rugby Union, William wrote: “Today, when they started Rugby World Cup campaigns against Scotland, good luck to Wales women! Pob LWC, Cymru – Ewch Amdani! W.

The galli part of the expression wrote: “Good luck, Wales – Go for that!”

The first line on the throne also published the entire Galce.

Tonight, the game will see that Wales are competing against Scotland. The game will start at 2.45 and will take place at Salford Community Stadium in Manchester.

Although William will not be in the game, he will watch with his close family while he continues to enjoy the summer holidays.

Saturday, his 44 -year -old wife Princess Kate, 2025 Rugby World Cup for the first match of the British Women’s Rugby team on Friday, 24 hours after making a statement.

Kate, the British Rugby’s boss, said on Friday: “I wish the red roses the best when they started women’s Rugby World Cup campaign tonight.

“I’m looking forward to cheering you and seeing that the team has risen to the challenge on the home soil! C.”

The UK team won the opening match of the 2025 tournament yesterday.