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Prince William and Kate Middleton went to the Leicester City football stadium today to pay tribute to those who died outside the helicopter arena last month. During the visit, they met the family of Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, the president of the deceased club, who was killed in the tragic accident.
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Although the visit is intended to pay tribute to the victims of the accident, the Duke and Duchess also received nice gifts for their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. The small royals received their own Leicester City Football Club jersey (LCFC) with their names engraved on the back, according to the newspaper. Leicester Live. The individual boxes presented to William and Kate were even customized with the names of the children and the CFLC logo.
"Thank you very much," said Prince William with a big smile as they were shown the boxes. "They will be fighting over the kits of Leicester and Aston Villa."
During the visit, Kate talked about her children to supporters and explained to them how they were preparing for the holiday season.
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"They are excited about Christmas because they started all their Christmas songs and the Christmas trees are going up," she told a member of the crowd, the source said. Hi!. "And Louis is growing up, I can not believe he's seven months old, he's becoming a big boy."
The Duchess also shared her enthusiasm for Meghan Markle's pregnancy and giving her children a new cousin. "It's such a special time to have young children," Kate said. "And now, George's cousin, Charlotte and Louis too! It's really, really special."
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