During his visit to Wales on March 1, Prince William stopped in the town of Wrexham to visit the stomping grounds of Wrexham AFC, the soccer team made famous by the FX series “Welcome to Wrexham.” The Wrexham Red Dragons are also known for having two famous owners: actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. While Reynolds was doing Hollywood things, McElhenney took on the role of tour guide, starting William off at The Turf pub, located inside the club’s grounds.
After sharing that he loved cider, the prince poured himself a too-foamy pint, then tried again with similar results. “This is why I don’t work behind the bar,” he joked, with his lack of bartender skills being caught on camera by BBC. McElhenney, who also co-owns the Irish whiskey brand Four Walls with his “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” co-stars, suggested something easier to pour — a shot of his whiskey. “That’s a better idea,” Prince William agreed. “I like the stronger stuff.”
After throwing back the shot, the two (accompanied by Wayne Jones, landlord of The Turf, at left in top photo), walked next door to check out the soccer field, where the club gave the heir to the British throne his very own “William” jersey. Before he entered the stadium, the prince was asked how Catherine was. William didn’t reply.
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