New photos of the royals show the differences between Louis and George.
The children are only young now but one day they'll carry out work for grandpa Charles.
Even the royals need a bit of help at bedtime.
The Cambridge children were able to ask questions of the veteran TV broadcaster, who they are big fans of.
Prince George was given a special present by the TV legend as they watched a documentary together.
Prince George turns seven on 22 July, 2020, and is spending the day at Anmer Hall, his family’s home in Norfolk.The family have marked the big day with two new photographs taken by his mother, the Duchess of Cambridge.They show a happy young royal, flashing a gap-toothed grin at the camera and clearly enjoying life in the countryside during lockdown.While the birthday celebrations may be somewhat limited by the remaining elements of lockdown, Prince Charles has already hinted at a special way he might like to mark George’s seventh birthday.Read more: Seven ways Prince George's life is better than the average 7-year-old'sEarlier this year, speaking on Classic FM, he suggested his own experiences at a young age should be replicated by other grandparents.He was taken to an event at seven, and said: “It's so important, I think, for grandparents or other relations to take children – at about the age of seven – to experience some form of the arts in performance.”Until we see grandfather and grandson being able to enjoy the theatre, look back at the royals when they were seven.
The young prince has a lot of stamps in his passport, for one.
Kate has released new pictures for George's seventh birthday.
George grins for his mother in two new images released to mark his seventh birthday.
Julia Samuel also revealed she always buys him noisy presents that take William days to put together.
The royals have a tough decision as the government reopens schools for some year groups.
Prince William and Kate Middleton are thought to want to keep the siblings together.
The Duchess of Cambridge said she kept up the routine of school during the Easter holidays with her kids.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took all three of their kids "lambing."
Prince William and Duchess Kate have always enjoyed a bit of healthy competition.
The Duchess of Cambridge's love of the arts is well documented. She studied art history at the University of St Andrews and after marriage became patron of two of London’s most prominent artistic institutions.In recent years, the Duchess has also become a photography enthusiast, sharing personal photographs of her children on special occasions, from birthdays to first days of school.
In 2016, the third-in-line to the throne had to stand on a block to stay in shot.
The Duke of Cambridge wanted to familiarise his eldest two children with the layout.
Their Christmas card was shared on Twitter by Air Commodore Dawn McCafferty
Monday night's airing of Mary Berry's Berry Royal Christmas will showcase much more than the iconic television host's mouthwatering creations. The project, which was undertaken in tandem with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge,
Prepare for a cuteness overload.
Just like Prince George is always spotted wearing shorts, Princess Charlotte has also developed her very own style staple: baby doll dresses.
Prince George has enjoyed a goal-filled afternoon watching football with his family as he cheered on Aston Villa to victory. The six-year-old was joined by his parents the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, as well as his four-year-old sister
Article originally published in 2018. When Prince George started school in September 2017, there was much fanfare. All eyes were on the four-year-old royal as he walked through the gates of Thomas’ Battersea, clad in his uniform.There were the same levels of excitement back in 1987, when Prince William waved at the crowds as his mother, the late Princess of Wales, dropped him off at Wetherby School in Notting Hill.Over the decades, the world’s been privy to numerous ‘first days’ the British royal family have experienced. From Prince Charles’ start at Gordonstoun, Scotland, to Prince Harry’s confident beginnings at Mrs. Mynors’ Nursery School in Notting Hill.And now it’s Princess Charlotte’s turn. Tomorrow, the four-year-old daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will join George at Thomas’ Battersea.Ahead of Charlotte’s big day, look back on what the rest of the key royals’ first days at nursery, school, college and university looked like.
Here’s a closer look inside the school fit for the Royal family.