Prince George isn't the only royal in his class at school (and he's related to her!)
It seems like only yesterday it was Prince George's first day at school, but now the young royal, who just turned eight, is growing up before our very eyes.
I mean, how grown-up did George look at the football when he sweetly matched outfits with Prince William?
But, when HRH isn't attending the Euros final in the royal box, George is just like any regular kid, going to school at the prestigious Thomas' School in Battersea.
And while you may think he is the only royal in attendance, it turns out, George isn't the only class member on the roll call with a royal pedigree.
George's classmate Maud Winsdor is the daughter of Lord Freddie Windsor and actress Sophie Winkleman and the granddaughter of Prince Michael of Kent, who is the Queen's cousin. Talk about royal connections!
But, George isn't the only member of the Cambridge household to be friends with little Maud, also eight. As it happens, sister Charlotte (who attends the same school) and Maud appear to BFFs, with the pair even being flower girls at Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's 2018 wedding.
Just how adorable as these two?
Thomas' is known for being one of the most prestigious primary school's in London, providing children with a "forward-thinking and outward-looking [education], with values at its heart" and even has its own ballet and poetry rooms, a theatre, two libraries and a gym.
However, the three royals, who attend the £17,000 a year school, aren't the only famous pupils, with former students including Cara and Poppy Delevingne and Florence Welch.
Hey, with a student-alumni this impressive and Prince Louis set to start at the school next year, just imagine how long the waitlist is?
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