Kensington Palace Speaks on William and George’s Possible US Visit

Prince William and Prince George are making headlines over talks of attending a major international event in the US.

The future king of Britain was recently present at the Europa League final in Turkey as he is known for his love of football.

During the thrilling game night, William experienced everything from excitement to tears.

There might be a possibility to seeing the two future kings at the FIFA World Cup in the US claimed by a royal commentator, Christopher Andersen.

He told Fox News that George who is a “passionate soccer fan,” along with the Wales family, is overjoyed.

He added, “This would mark the first known visit to the U.S. by two future kings travelling together. This would also mark the first time the Wales children have ever set foot on American soil.”

As the head of England’s Football Association, William may make a surprise appearance at the much-awaited football event.

The royal expert said, “As such, he is expected to cheer on England’s team in the World Cup. Charles and Camilla’s state visit was also an unqualified triumph. Along with Kate Middleton’s equally successful trip to Italy, palace officials were prompted to green-light one more high-profile visit, this time by the brightest stars in the royal firmament,” However, Kensington Palace denied any such plans for the Prince of Wales.

“There are currently no public plans for a trip to the U.S. Hoping for a great performance from England, though!” Palace’s spokesperson shared.