LOOK: Prince George’s most endearing moments of the year as he turns 4 | Lifestyle.INQ

OCTOBER 27, 2022

Prince George
Image: Screen grab via Instagram/@kensingtonroyal

The British royal family marked Prince George’s fourth birthday with the young royal’s most charming portrait yet.

According to a statement from the royal family, Prince George will begin attending prep school at Thomas’s Battersea this September.

The son of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Prince William and Duchess Catherine has had an eventful year attending official events with his parents. The royal toddler has won attention around the world for his candid and sometimes seemingly cheeky behavior.

Take a look at his best moments from the past year:

Enjoying Canada

In September 2016, Prince George and his sister Princess Charlotte, 2, accompanied their parents to Canada for a visit.

While dad William chatted with the Governor General, George took it upon himself to wave at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau:

But when he finally met Trudeau, things got off on a shaky start when he refused to give him a high-five.

Justin Trudeau, Prince George
Image: Screen grab via Youtube/The Royal Family Channel

 

The joke was that it was unbecoming of royalty to high-five a commoner.

Still, it seemed the tot enjoyed himself as he played with bubbles and bonded with dad William.

What a great morning – thanks so much for all the wonderful comments #RoyalVisitCanada 🇨🇦 Image © PA

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Amid their duties, Catherine and William are known to be hands-on and affectionate parents to their children, doing away with the usual practice of the British elite being raised by nannies.

Unimpressed at the Queen’s birthday parade

The royal family was in complete attendance during the prince’s great grandmother Queen Elizabeth II’s birthday parade.

The parade, also known as Trooping the Color, is an hours-long ceremony featuring military forces.

The young prince stole the spotlight when, like any other child, he made no pretense of what he was feeling at that point in time.

To be fair, his father was once in the same predicament.

Shy in Poland
The Duke and Duchess had their kids in tow when they visited Poland and Germany earlier this month.

Image: Screen grab via Instagram/@kensingtonroyal

The little prince wasn’t too keen about a royal red-carpet welcome and his dad had to comfort him. Thankfully, Poland was a very considerate host.

At the raw age of 4, pomp and circumstance may not be Prince George’s cup of tea just yet.

Happy birthday, Prince George!  /ra

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