Beckham and Prince William have been accused of sexist behavior when they congratulated English women who “exploited” their daughters.

England lost 1-0 to Spain in the final of the Women’s World Cup. Nevertheless, they were congratulated for reaching the grand final.

The Women’s World Cup continues to be in the spotlight, but for all the wrong reasons. Feminist group MFW have accused Roja striker Jenny Hermoso of sexism after the uproar sparked by Spanish FA president Luis Rubiales’ kiss on the mouth of Roja striker Jenny Hermoso David Beckham and Prince of Wales, William.

The two men who congratulated the “lionesses” on social media for their progress on the incident, saying they were the target of a feminist activist group. What characterizes as “sexist behavior” was the posts he made, both the veteran ace and the Prince of Wales “using” their daughters Harper and Charlotte respectively.

They are condemned for not showing their sons in their videos. Campaigners say the messages are “blatantly sexist”:

“They were only accompanied by their daughters and not by their sons. Because it is still considered undesirable and even disgusting for boys to have female role models or to be able to cheer on a women’s team. If you don’t believe that, imagine it’s the England team.” Men’s final.

These men introduced not only their daughters but also their sons. Many will see this as a minor issue, but it is not. It is a micro-aggression that women and people from oppressed groups experience every day of their lives.” reported features.