French press confirms it about Prince William: without Kate Middleton, but happy

In the universe of European royalty, attitudes are just as important as words. Every public appearance, every move on the agenda, is scrutinized by media and citizens alike. When one of these figures is seen in a certain place, all eyes turn to them.

Among the most watched faces of the new royal generations are Prince William of the United Kingdom and the daughters of the King of Spain. Their presence at international events, their closeness to the public, and the natural way they take on their roles have captured attention. They have become protagonists of a new monarchical era that knows how to combine emotion and responsibility.

William's emotion alone

At the final of the Women's Euro Cup, Prince William was completely swept up in the emotion of the moment. Without Kate Middleton by his side, his energy was even more noticeable. From the stands, his face reflected every play, every goal opportunity, and he didn't hide his enthusiasm at the English team's victory.

He was an active, lively presence that didn't go unnoticed by the international press. In particular, French media highlighted his behavior during the trophy presentation. According to Point de Vue, the British heir "overflowed with joy during the awards ceremony."

This gesture, beyond protocol, was interpreted as a genuine show of national pride. His closeness to the players, his constant smile, and the way he celebrated revealed a natural and empathetic William. He fully enjoyed the moment without needing to have his wife by his side.

Spanish princesses suffering in the final

Meanwhile, international attention wasn't limited to the British heir. Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofía also made headlines. Traveling to Basel to support the women's national soccer team wasn't just a symbolic gesture, but an action full of institutional and emotional meaning.

For the French press, their appearance was more than just protocol. They highlighted that they attended "to support the Spanish players" and that they became protagonists. Without the monarch, they were the ones who represented the Royal House, showing commitment and maturity.

Mixed emotions at an event with symbolic weight

While William was living his moment of glory, the Spanish sisters were facing disappointment. The match was tense until the end, especially during the penalty shootout, as the German outlet Bunte emphasized. Leonor and Sofía shared those nerves with the British prince and his daughter Charlotte, in an image that brings together emotion, sport, and protocol.

While William savors the English triumph with a smile that didn't go unnoticed. In the other corner of the stadium, Leonor and Sofía confirmed that they're ready for the future. Even though the British spotlights are on him, the Spanish succession moves forward, steady and elegant, on its own path.