The royal family’s recent day out at the polo truly is the gift that keeps on giving.
From finding out the real reason Duchess Catherine ran down the hill, to getting a glimpse of Prince George’s impressive drawing skills, we just can’t get enough!
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And now incredible new footage, which you can watch in the player above, has emerged of Prince George’s older cousin of Savannah Phillips back in action and this time, she’s pushing the future King of England down a hill at the Maserati Royal Charity Polo Trophy at the Beaufort Polo Club in Gloucestershire.
In the clip, it shows Prince George trying to sit with cousins, Savannah and Isla Phillips, and little sister Princess Charlotte with little success after Savannah decides to give him a big push in the opposite direction.
The four-year-old looks aghast as he tumbles down the hill, holding onto his drawing.
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This could also be the reason we saw Prince George shedding a few tears as Duchess Catherine comforts him.
It didn’t take long for Savannah’s mum, Autumn Phillips, to intervene and she was quick to tell off her daughter for her behaviour.
On Saturday, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Savannah stole the show during their appearance on the balcony of Buckigham Palace for the annual Trooping the Colour Parade.
In a now-viral moment, during the national anthem Savannah cheekily cupped her hand over George’s mouth in an effort to get him to be quiet.
After seeing Savannah and George’s playful dynamic at Trooping the Colour and at the polo, it’s easy to see the pair share a strong bond (even if she does boss him around from time to time!)
As the oldest of The Queen’s great-grandchildren, it’s clear Savannah is a hit with the younger kids.
Because Savannah’s father Peter Phillips doesn’t have an official royal title, neither does she or her younger sister, but the family are still very close to their royal relatives.