Prince William kickstarted day two of his royal tour in Estonia and royal fans are impressed with his attire.
Royal fans went wild on Friday morning after the Prince of Wales stepped out in uniform to carry out engagements in Estonia. Prince William is currently on a two-day tour in the Baltic state, a visit which is being made predominately in his role as colonel-in-chief of the Mercian Regiment.
His visit is thought to aim to strengthen UK ties with its NATO ally and support British forces stationed in the country providing a deterrent to Russian aggression. Today, he met Estonian forces training alongside British troops at Tapa military base in the north of the country wearing a military camouflage outfit and beret. Royal fans were quick to spot the future King’s change in attire and took to social media to express their views.
Prince William meets with Estonian Troops at Tapa camp (Image: Getty)
One user wrote on X: “Prince William looks HANDSOME!
“I must say, his charm and good looks consistently steal the spotlight anywhere he goes, especially when he wears a uniform, which I find incredibly sexy.”
Another one said: “So handsome as always.”
A third one chimed: “All can appreciate beauty.”
While a fourth one added: ” Thank goodness he got his mothers good looks.”
The prince impressed royal fans with his looks throughout his tour of the Baltic state.
Prince William is on day two of his Estonia tour (Image: Getty)
Yesterday, William had a meeting with Estonian president Alar Karis while he also visited a school with Ukranian refugees and attended an event about startups.
Some royal fans even gave him the nickname “His Royal Hotness”.
One user wrote on X: “That expression could be me, dumbfounded for His Royal Hotness [fire emoji] so close and realized (sic) how handsome is that man!!!”
Another one said: “Literally me watching His Royal Hotness SERVING”
A third one added: “[fire emoji]His Royal Hotness[fire emoji]”
The Prince of Wales travels in a Challenger 2 battle tank (Image: Getty)
Today, the Prince of Wales met soldiers from his regiment’s 1st Battalion taking over NATO duties in Estonia from The Royal Dragoon Guards.
During his time at the base, he also took part in a handover ceremony and joined troops training in trench warfare, while he had the opportunity to ride in a Challenger 2 tank.
William is a former army officer who trained at Sandhurst military academy and joined the Household Cavalry’s Blues and Royals before training as an RAF search and rescue helicopter pilot.
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