The Princess of Wales found a way to keep her children
    entertained while Prince William watched Aston Villa compete live:
    she let them stay up late to watch, too.

    At the second Buckingham Palace garden
    party—hosted by William and Catherine and accompanied by the
    Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh and Zara Tindall—Catherine said that
    her children had wanted to go with William to the match, but she
    compromised and let them watch it on television.

    And it seems that the Wales children have inherited William’s
    boisterous way of watching sports matches and celebrating their
    wins. Catherine told a guest, “They all make so much noise,
    even Louis.”

    William was spotted in the stands cheering as Aston Villa beat
    Nottingham Forest 4-0 in their semi-final Europa League match.

    The future king’s favourite football team hasn’t won a major
    trophy in 30 years, and William could be overheard telling garden
    party guests that he had bags under his eyes from being in
    Birmingham late the night before.

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    Catherine also shared how the family’s
    new puppy, Otto, is getting along. She revealed that he’s been
    chewing a lot, and said that “You have to keep them busy. The
    first thing we do in the morning is check, ‘Has anyone taken Otto
    out?’”

    To representatives of the Lawn Tennis Association, Catherine
    shared how she enjoys playing padel, saying “it’s such a good
    game, such a great leveller for those who don’t play
    tennis.”

    The second of Buckingham Palace’s garden parties featured guests
    from many charities and organisations associated with William and
    Catherine in addition to military guest and other notable people.
    In total, 8,000 guests mingled at the palace.

    The royal couple chatted with Leanne Lucas, a Southport teacher
    who was critically injured shielding students from a knife attack
    last year that left three children dead. William praised her
    courage and bravery, and Lucas told reporters afterwards that it
    had been like “meeting old friends again.

    “We had such personal conversations last time we met.
    William wanted to keep an eye on my wellbeing, as well as chat
    about all the knife crime campaigning we’re doing.”

    Speaking of meeting Catherine again, Lucas said that the future
    queen “said she was so happy to see me full of energy and
    passion and enthusiasm again and it’s so nice to see you back to
    the way that you should be and the way that you were before. It was
    nice.”

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