Three Royals Each Shared Personally Signed Statements Over the Weekend—Including Kate Middleton

It's also worth noting that William watched the match at Olympiastadion in Berlin, and during the game, he had several candid expressions. On behalf of Betfair Slots, Body language expert Darren Stanton said, "Prince William was very expressive with his emotions. He felt the emotions of every other fan last night. In the beginning, he fully believed England had a great chance, especially after Cole Palmer scored. He displayed facial expressions of belief, excitement and pride for England."

In the end, Spain won the final game and became the UEFA Euro Champions, but William still commended the team for their efforts in a second statement, following the match. He wrote, "This time it just wasn't meant to be. We're all still so proud of you. Onwards @england." Once again, he added a personal touch by signing the message with his first initial, "W."

After the game, Stanton also observed how sincere the prince was when he met with the team. The expert said, "He spoke to every player and reassured them while maintaining engaged eye contact, as well as giving them hugs. His facial expressions were genuinely full of condolences, sadness, and empathy. They had all come so far, so William wanted to support them in any way he could."

In addition, King Charles shared an encouraging letter to the soccer team on Instagram, which reads, "Although victory may have eluded you this evening, nevertheless my wife and I join all my family in urging you and your support team to hold your heads high."

The royal family shared snaps of the Princess Royal in good spirits as she presented awards and met with competitors who have disabilities. But that's not all. In other exciting news, King Charles shared yet another personal statement to congratulate the cast and crew of Wagner's The Flying Dutchman.

Persona Arts shared an image of the signed letter on Instagram and captioned it, "We are thrilled to announce that Byron Jackson, our esteemed artistic director, has been honored with a letter from His Majesty The King, extending his congratulations to the entire cast and crew of The Flying Dutchman for their outstanding performance at The Birmingham Conservatoire!"

It reads, "It is enormously heartening to see that this particular cast is drawn from those with heritage from across the Commonwealth, and community performers from across the West Midlands. I know this will have taken a huge amount of effort from so many people, and so I did just want to send my congratulations to all those involved in this production, and to wish you all the very best for a successful run." Once again, the letter is signed with his first name and title initial.

Oh, and though it technically wasn't over the weekend, there was a sixth statement released, this time from Will and Kate. It accompanied a sweet photo of Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

Always a treat to see the royals share their sentiments through these personal letters.

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