Prince William and Kate Middleton’s Friendly Rivalry Over Rugby Match

Following the Six Nations match between England and Wales on Saturday, the England rugby team emerged victorious over their Welsh counterparts.

However, for Prince William, who serves as the patron of the Welsh Rugby Union, it was a bittersweet victory.

His wife, Catherine, serves as the patron of the Rugby Football Union in England.

The royal couple was present at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff to watch the match.

The following day, they returned to South Wales for a royal visit and were asked about their thoughts on the game.

During their visit to the Brian O'Hare Recovery Centre for those struggling with addiction issues, Prince William was asked if he had enjoyed the game.

“Not a lot, we've been talking about it all weekend,” he replied.

The Prince went on to reveal that he had been getting non-stop grief from Catherine about the match.

The couple visited the centre to witness the work that is done to help people struggling with addiction issues.

The Brian O'Hare Rehabilitation Centre has been providing services for 40 years and offers a range of programmes, including specialist therapy courses, to help clients improve their mental health.

The Royal Foundation, which Prince William and Catherine set up in 2009, is helping to fund six £20,000 therapy gardens and allotments at the centre, in collaboration with British Airways and Social Enterprise, Life at No.

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The project is part of a series of community impact pilot projects that the couple is undertaking as part of their royal visits to communities.

During their visits, they will witness the first of the therapy gardens and allotments that their foundation is helping to fund.

Later that day, the couple visited a leisure centre in Port Talbot, where they competed against each other during a fixed bike spin class.

Catherine was awarded a gold trophy after beating her husband, who joked that he had been receiving non-stop grief from her about the rugby match all weekend.

The friendly rivalry between Prince William and Catherine over the rugby match highlights the couple's competitive spirit, which they often display during their public engagements.

The royal couple's visit to the Brian O'Hare Rehabilitation Centre also highlights their commitment to helping those struggling with addiction issues and their dedication to using their platform to make a positive impact on communities.

The work done at the centre is an example of the kind of initiatives that the Royal Foundation supports through its community impact pilot projects.

During their visit to South Wales, the couple also celebrated St David's Day, the patron saint of Wales.