The Duke of Cambridge showed off his good sport as he competed in a badminton match today during a visit to a non-profit organization at Birmingham’s Alexander Stadium.
When 39-year-old Prince William met Sports Key members, who offer sports opportunities to underprivileged youth, he wore a stylish and casual look with a blue striped shirt and navy blue suit.
He was welcomed by West Midlands Lord Lieutenant John Crabtree and his wife Diana, as well as those who took advantage of the opportunity to improve their well-being through the organization.
Today’s release comes just hours after the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took to social media to celebrate cousin Archie’s third birthday in a post featuring a family portrait taken in 2019.
Prince William (pictured) plays a game of badminton during a visit to Sports Key at Birmingham’s Alexander Stadium on Friday.
The Duke of Cambridge appeared to be in a good mood when he met the beneficiaries and volunteers of the nonprofit sports organisation.
William, 39, was greeted at Alexander Stadium by West Midlands Lord Lieutenant John Crabtree and his wife, Diana.
Prince William looked passionate as he spoke to the attendees and smiled broadly as he shook hands with the volunteers and staff.
He was seen playing badminton as the crowd watched from across the court.
According to Birmingham Live, the royal joked about it The other team needs a handicap next time.
The father of three continued to explore Sports Key’s facilities that offer building, skills and adaptability to the local community and particularly to those from low socioeconomic backgrounds.
The nonprofit is proud to connect Birmingham’s diverse communities through sports such as football, badminton, netball, boxing and cycling.
Prince William, who has previously represented the royal family at sporting events, looked passionate when he arrived.
The Duke of Cambridge had the opportunity to learn about facilities available to young people who would otherwise have difficulty accessing the opportunities of the Commonweal Games.
Sports Key is a partner of United By Birmingham 2022 and is also one of the organizations running the Gen22 project of the Birmingham Commonwealth Games, the Games’ flagship project involving young people who might otherwise find it difficult to access gaming-related opportunities. .
By partnering with Games, Sports Key was able to offer more sessions to youth and offer more paid working hours to its employees.
The Duke of Cambridge had the opportunity to see their work in action, teaming up with assistant directors Jaevon Nicely, Daniel Allen and Jermaine Pitterson to understand the role they play in the community and how the partnership with the Games has helped strengthen their work.
Prince William joked about the opposing team at the Sports Key match at Birmingham’s Alexander Stadium.
He has represented the royal family at many sporting events, including the 2014 Commonwealth Games held in Glasgow and the Tour de France Grand Department in Yorkshire.
In his role as assistant boss of the Welsh Rugby Union, William played an active role in supporting England’s 2015 Rugby World Cup.
Blondel Cluff CBE, head of the National Lottery Community Fund, said it was “a pleasure” for the Duke of Cambridge to visit Sports Key today.
Blondel Cluff CBE said it was “a pleasure” for the Duke of Cambridge to be at the event and to see how projects benefit life.
This Instagram story shared by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge featured a family portrait taken during Archie’s christening in July 2019 and shared by the couple as they greeted their grandchild last year.
Blondel said: “It was great to see the huge difference these projects have made in the lives of young people and to support those not in education, work or education to acquire new skills so they can access them in the future. . including those created. From the Commonwealth Games.
“Thanks to the National Lottery players, these groups are providing vital business that will have a lasting impact in their communities and benefit the UK as a whole.”
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge previously shared a large family photo on Instagram during Archie’s christening, featuring Meghan’s mother, Doria Ragland, and Princess Diana’s sisters, Lady Jane Fellowes and Lady Sarah McCorquodale.
It is not yet known whether the boy will have a chance to meet his extended family at the upcoming Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, as the Sussexes have yet to confirm whether they will attend.
The big event takes place a month before the Commonwealth Games.
Source: Daily Mail
