Prince William surprised rugby fans on Saturday when he was seen singing the Welsh national anthem during the Six Nations match between Wales and Italy at Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
As patron of the Welsh Rugby Union, the Prince of Wales watched from the stands and joined in with the anthem, displaying his commitment to Wales. A video of the moment was shared online, where his confident singing caught the attention of royal fans.
Many praised the future king for his hidden talent. One fan wrote: 'Prince William lived in Wales and has a huge connection going back generations.. he sings the Welsh anthem too!' Another added: 'Prince William singing the Welsh anthem confidently always surprises me.'
William, who holds the title Prince of Wales, has lived in Wales and has been learning the language. Earlier this month, he and Princess Catherine recorded a video message for St. David's Day in which they both spoke Welsh.
