Prince George of Cambridge is finally walking! The Palace released a photo of the third in line to the throne ahead of his first birthday on Tuesday.
Clarence House tweeted the photo today with the caption: “Look who’s walking! Here’s our little Prince ahead of his 1st birthday on 22nd July #HappyBirthdayPrinceGeorge”
It shows little George walking unaided, arms outstretched during a visit with his parents to the Natural History Museum in London a few weeks ago during the “Sensational Butterflies” outdoor exhibition. The gorgeous picture was taken by John Stillwell, a photographer with the Press Association wire service.
The young royal certainly has had a busy first year with the Royal Tour of New Zealand and Australia. Let’s take a look back at the best moments of His Royal Cuteness!
Prince George walks unaided during a visit to the “Sensational Butterflies” outdoor exhibition.
George, who turns one on Tuesday, enjoyed time at his father’s polo match, crawling away from his mum.
Prince George is transfixed by a bilby at Taronga Zoo.
The little Prince gets excited to meet the furry friend named after him.
George wriggles in his mother’s arms as he’s surrounded by attention.
Father and son look at each other during photo opportunities at Taronga Zoo.
The little Prince accepts a gift and moments later throws it on the ground.
Cuddling up to his mum at one of his first public appearances.
Chewing on his mother’s hair.
George at his play day in New Zealand.
George makes a friend.
George happily plays in front of snapping cameras.
Talking with the babies at his play date on the New Zealand leg of the Royal tour.
The Royal family arriving in New Zealand.
Excited to have landed in NZ.
Dressed in a cardigan as he leaves New Zealand.
Stepping onto Australian soil for the first time.
George looks preoccupied with the bouquet of Australian wild flowers.
The baby heir receives a gift of a giant wombat from Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove.
Prince George graces the cover of our April issue.
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