Prince George is dad's 'mini me' with scarily similar reactions at …
Prince George is turning out to be Prince William's "mini me" with similar reactions that were seen at the Aston Villa match today. The nine-year-old Prince paid a surprise visit with his father Prince William at the match against Nottingham Forest at Villa Park, Birmingham. The duo sat alongside Villans' CEO Christian Purslow in an executive box.
READ MORE: Prince Harry 'has been failing to protect Royal Family's privacy for yonks' fumes expert It was an intense match between both teams where Aston Villa claimed victory with the score of 2-0 for the Premier League.
George could be seen mirroring his expressions and clutching his hands to his face just like his father (Image: PA)
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George could be seen mirroring his expressions and clutching his hands to his face just like his father during one intense close call at the stands. They both were seen wearing a navy blue jumper and pale blue open-necked shirt.
The initial first half remained dull but picked up 45 mins into the game when Bertrand Traore scored for Villa three minutes into the second half. Following the first goal, George was seen jumping with joy and Prince William could be seen giving a high-five to those in front of him.
Prince George is turning out to be Prince William's 'mini me' with similar reactions (Image: PA)
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The Prince of Wales who is also the President of the Football Association roared and punched the air after the sudden unexpected goal. The father-son duo were "ecstatic" after the in-form England striker Ollie Watkins continued his outstanding recent scoring record with a cool finish in the 95th minute to secure all three points.
During the match, Prince William and Prince George were engrossed in deep conversations, probably discussing the match scores.
Prince George paid a surprise visit with his father, Prince William at the football match in Birmingham today (Image: PA)
The Wales family are strong supporters of the West Midlands club. Just fives seats away from the Royals were seated England's manager Gareth Southgate. This is not the first time Prince George has attended a football match.
He joined his parents at Wembley to watch the England men's team's 2-1 victory over Germany during the Euros in June 2021.
He also attended the UEFA Euro 2020 finals where England was defeated at the hands of Italy to claim the Euro Cup.
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