When you’re gonna be king one day, it pays to be flexible!
Prince William just showed off his royal form in a rather different way, displaying his best yoga moves while he was warming up for his charity match at the 2016 Audi Polo Challenge in Ascot.
And he did it in tight, white jeans. Clearly the royals aren’t worried about grass stains!
The father of two stretched and contorted his body into a variety of common and not-so-common poses, while trying his hardest to maintain a straight face.
Unfortunately for the Duke of Cambridge, some of the positions were just too funny!
Prince William got his side stretch on, and tried to keep a straight face.
But it was all just a bit too ridiculous!
And while jeans definitely aren’t usually recommended attire for aspiring yogis, they’re the same pair William later wore when riding in the polo match, so we guess it makes sense.
Still, the onlookers weren’t quite used to seeing His Royal Highness with attire that was quite so form fitting!
No, Wills, keep your back level!
The Duke of Cambridge needed a few royal pointers.
The young royal also sported a blue chambray button up shirt and black socks for the exercise.
With it heading into summer over in England, we bet Wills would have been pretty hot in that outfit… in more ways than one!
Concentrate William, hold that pose!
The polo match kicked off not long after.
And while Prince Harry later joined his brother on the field for the sport, he was not present during the impromptu stretch session.
It was reported that when Catherine Duchess of Cambridge was pregnant, she took up prenatal yoga and continued the exercise after Prince George was born. Maybe she gave her 33-year-old husband a few pointers?
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Princes William and Harry, 31, will be competing in a series of charity polo matches through the summer months in England to raise money for 17 different charity organisations they support.
The royal brothers adore playing polo and are always happy to lend their mallets to high-profile charity tournaments to raise money for worthy causes.
The princes’ office announced on Friday that the duo have raised a combined $13.9 million by playing polo for charity since 2007.
