During the Royally Obsessed podcast, Rachel Bowie and Roberta Fiorito discussed the impact of England's devasting defeat on penalties to Italy in the Euro 2020 final on Prince George who watched on as the drama unfolded at Wembley. Ms Bowie stated that Prince George will carry the "deep wound" of England's loss with him and added the young royal was heartbroken.

       Ms Fiorioto said: The pictures [of George] when it was obvious that England were going to lose and they are all holding each other, it was so sweet."

       Ms Bowie replied: "It was heartbreaking, at the age, I feel like that will be something that will be a wound for George for the rest of his life.

       "If and when they make it back to a moment like that it will be a deep wound.

       "We have all gone through that with sports teams we love."

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       Ms Fiorito interjected: "He will always remember it"

       Ms Bowie said: "I also think there are happy memories of being at the match with both his parents."

       Ms Fiorito added: "When he hugged Kate that was a real moment."

       Members of the public hailed Prince George's celebration during the game as Luke Shaw put England ahead in the Euro 2020 final just two minutes into the game.

       One Twitter user said: "I can’t, this is the cutest, I’m melting.

       "Prince George hugging his mom The Duchess of Cambridge at Wembley."

       Another tweeted: "That footage of Prince George celebrating with his mum and dad was perfect."

       However, Prince George was also mocked on social media as the young royal was pictured looking nervous as England lost on penalties.

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       One Twitter user said: "Hahahahahaahahahaha hope the little twerp cries into his tie."

       Another said: "Doesn't sum of the feeling in Scotland.

       "And this royal turnout is supposed to make Scotland want to stay in the union? Absolutely not."

       Prince George is third in line to the throne behind Prince Charles and Prince William.