Prince George ‘let loose’ Euro 2020 final says expert

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A moment to capture the hearts of everyone watching was when the young Prince jumped in the air and hugged his parents as Shaw scored a goal for England. While the whole nation was delighted with the success for the Three Lions, George, seven, looked as though he would remember the moment forever.

His relatable facial reactions caused many to laugh on social media, but the moment he gave a hug to his parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, is the highlight.

Following England’s goal, cameras flashed to the Royals who jumped in the air. George turned to Prince William, gave him a hug then turned to the Duchess of Cambridge.

The hug was a rare Royal show of affection and many found it cute how relatable the family was.

“One of the sweetest royal moments ever!” one fan wrote on Twitter.

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“It’s not surprising that the babies are such cuddle monsters.

“With W&K as their parents, the little ones will grow up just as affectionate.

“They’ve already inherited their parents’ love of sports.”

“Seeing St George, sorry Prince George give a hug to mum & dad was the best thing I’ve seen all year,” another wrote.

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“The footage of Prince George celebrating with his mum and dad was perfect,” a third wrote.

The Royals were not the only famous faces that were ecstatic when Shaw scored.

David Beckham was seen fist-bumping Tom Cruise.

While the game ended in an England defeat, Prince William praised the England team on his Twitter.

“Heartbreaking. Congratulations @Azzurri on a great victory.

“@England, you’ve all come so far, but sadly this time it wasn’t our day.

“You can all hold your heads high, and be so proud of yourselves — I know there’s more to come. W,” he wrote on Twitter.

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