That the princes of Wales when it comes to sport bring out theirs more competitive side you know. She told it herself Kate Middleton when in recent days she found herself “opponent” of her husband, the prince Williamduring the England-Wales rugby match of the tournament Six Nations. She is the patroness of Rugby Football Union English, he of the Welsh equivalent, the Welsh Football Union: Kate’s team won, 20-10. And now Middleton has it again knocked out her husband. This time pedaling (in long skirt and coi heels feet, among other things).
It happened during the official visit of the Princes of Wales to theAberavon Leisure and Fitness Centre of Port Talbot. William and his wife went there to understand how sport and exercise can support mental health, a topic that has always been very dear to them. And taking part in a spin class they competed on a stationary bike: the race lasted just 45 seconds but the Middleton tore up his royal consort. So much so that he finally has it consoled with a pat on the back. And then, as a reward, she received a small golden cup.
On the other hand, William, in eleven years of marriage, has now understood it: never challenge his wife when it comes to sport. For example, it is known that when they play tennis together she does not let them win even one game: “William told me he can never beat her!”revealed to the Daily Mail, some time ago, the former Australian tennis player Rod Laver. The same epilogue, i.e. Middleton’s triumph, took place in Scotland in 2021, when the two royals challenged each other in a land yachting race (three-wheeled vehicles powered only by wind push). After all, when it comes to practicing any sport during an official event, the two royals have never hidden one healthy rivalry. From cricket to racing, from regattas to table tennis, the “battle royale” has been going on for years, on every playing field. And usually Kate wins.
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Source: Vanity Fair
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