Will and Kate were given the sweetest gifts for their kids in Northern Ireland
Prince William and Kate Middleton at the National Stadium in Belfast, Northern Ireland, home of the Irish Football Association on Feb. 27, 2019.three days in Morocco
The couple went out to Windsor Park in Belfast, home of the Irish Football Association . The stadium is where Kate and Wills got the sweetest gift: personalized jerseys for their three children, 5-year-old George, 3-year-old Charlotte, and Louis, who will turn 1 in April.Pool/Samir Hussein via Getty Images
Kate and William looked more than pleased to receive the teeny jerseys and get started on their own soccer team. Doesn't Kate look happy?While they were there, the royal couple met with people involved with the IFA's outreach groups, including one that encourages girls to get into sports and another that supports players with mental health issues. The Cambridges speak publicly and often about the importance of good mental health care, a cause they've consistently supported.
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