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Prince George has been getting his hands dirty. But unlike most toddlers, the second smallest royal hasn’t been causing trouble in the dirt but getting his green fingers into the soil of his grandfather’s country estate.
The little Prince has helped Prince Charles plant two trees at Highgrove House, according to Hello! Magazine.
One of the 30,000 people who visit the Highgrove Garden’s each year told the magazine Prince Charles is “obviously very proud of Prince George.”
The toddler hasn’t had his thunder stolen by his younger sister yet as his cute appearances and royal waves continue from Lindo Wing to Trooping of the Colour this month.
Here are the best moments of His Royal Cuteness, right from the beginning. Enjoy.
George has been bonding with his green-thumbed grandfather Charles.
The first time we glimpsed tiny Prince George in his parents arms, he was already mastering the royal wave.
New mum, Kate, looked besotted with her husband and new son.
After the birth came Prince George’s first official portraits (complete with Lupo!)
George didn’t look too impressed at his christening.
But he looked happy here!
Before long he was crawling!
And walking!
A picture perfect family.
And (sniff) embarking on his first royal tour.
And meeting fans.
Not to mention, greeting subjects.
Prince George had a lot of fun meeting his namesake bilby.
And indulging in New Zealand playdates (that little playsuit, oh!)
Wearing snappy cardigans…
But before long, he was back at home with his parents and pup.
Sporting his Buckingham Palace guardsmen jumper and sweet red cheeks, Prince George looked the part.
In one of Prince George’s finest moments, he waves the crowd outside Lindo Wing as he visits Princess Charlotte for the first time.
Prince George cuddles his little sister for the first official photos of the royal siblings.
The toddler looks thrilled to welcome Princess Charlotte into the world.
Look like another cheeky royal we know? Prince George with his nanny overlooking the parade today. And a photo of Prince Harry in the arms of his mother, Diana in 1988.
And like always, all eyes were on Prince George at the Trooping of the Colour ceremony.
And again at the polo. That’s why they call him His Royal Cuteness.
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