What fascinates me about the royals are all the archaic rules they have to adhere to, and the way stuffy normies who have nothing to do with anything like to clutch their pearls when said rules aren’t adhered to.
Who could forget when Meghan Markle dared to show her arms at a memorial service? Disgoostang.
Anyway, you can see why the royals would err on the side of caution when it comes to how they present themselves in public. Better to be safe than piled on by plebs, right?
Which is clearly what Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton were thinking when they kitted their son Prince George out for the football this week.
Incredible performance @England!#GERENG pic.twitter.com/QLOIJ9Ihn6
— The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@KensingtonRoyal) June 29, 2021
On Tuesday, seven-year-old Prince George attended the UEFA Euro 2020 match between England and Germany at Wembley Stadium alongside his parents William and Kate, and wore a (frankly, quite adorable) suit and tie for the occasion. Sorry, but there’s something about a kid in a tiny suit that just kills me every time.
But of course, normies on Twitter had a few things to say about the royals’ choice of outfit for their seven-year-old, with many pointing out that Prince George probably could have just worn an England soccer kit like a normal seven-year-old.
Why on earth was Prince George wearing a suit and tie to the football? He's a little boy. Someone give the poor lad an England shirt.
— Liz 'I've had my second vaccine' Fielding (@lizfielding) June 30, 2021
Prince George should have been wearing our football kit, not a suit. Who made that decision ????????
— Dee ???????? (@ForBallumIWould) June 29, 2021
can't believe they made prince george wear a suit to the match ????
— gays of future past (@dirtyovercoats) June 29, 2021
Why dress your 7 year old in a suit. Honestly .
— alan dazely (@alan_dazely) June 29, 2021
im sorry but prince george in a suit is so funny let the lad live
— sophie ????????????????????????????????????♡ LEO DAY (@defencelessoph) June 29, 2021
Btw, there is not a single good reason why Prince George is there in a suit, for heaven's sake. He's a little boy.
— Katherine (@whatKatydidnext) June 29, 2021
I know Prince George is 7 years old, but in those suit and tie he looks like he’s ready to sell off the NHS to a US company.
— AlbertTT (@A1b3rtTT) June 30, 2021
However, like me, a lot of Twitter also thinks it was really fucking adorable. And maybe Prince George likes tizzing up and matching his dad! We don’t know him, he could own 20 suits already and insist on wearing them around the house!
Prince George in his suit is already the best thing about this game #ENGGER
— Sarah Lane (@sarahlane91) June 29, 2021
I literally cannot stop thinking about how adorable Prince George looks in his little suit!!!
— Paige Coates (@paigeypopsxoxo) June 29, 2021
I really don't get why people are criticising the fact Prince George was in a cute little suit and tie!
For a start it's quite normal in Britain for kids to wear a tie as part of school uniform!
Also most little boys of that age are delighted to dress "just like Daddy"!— Fɾαɳƈιɳҽ ???????? (@FrancineBlaise1) June 29, 2021
everyone up their a*s on prince george wearing a suit and tie? and, so is david beckham’s son, they’re seated in corporate box which requires it..
y’all wanted him to show up in pj’s or something? damn calm down and watch the game. #eng pic.twitter.com/jfnsG9vRYd
— ????.???? (@acupofanna) June 29, 2021
Princess Diana dressed her kids in *GASP* suits and ties! pic.twitter.com/bYPPWEKUF7
— Vi ✩ (@littledovelo) June 30, 2021
And also, let’s not forget the ~rules~. Prince George is the future King of England so probably has to wear a suit in the royal box.
He’s the future king. What do you want him to wear? A Lonsdale trackie?
— SquaЯe Prank Genre’s (@SPG_QPR) June 29, 2021
Hey, it’s been awhile since people fought to the death over what some royal wore in public. Guess we were overdue for it!
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