Royal fans all saying the same thing about Prince George and Princess Charlotte after new picture emerges

Kate wore a beautiful red blazer from Zara with gold buttons, black high-waisted trousers and had a bouncy wave through her long locks. England fans were thrilled as Gareth Southgate's team made history by winning 2-0 - their first victory over the German side since the 1966 World Cup final.

Prince George has been labelled England's lucky mascot after he cheered on his side to a 2-0 victory in their nail-biting Euros game against Germany on Tuesday. Showing up to Wembley Stadium to support his country, Prince William and Kate Middleton stood beside their eldest son Prince George as they watched the team triumph.

Princess Eugenie's baby son has left fans in stitches with his adorable expression in new photos shared by his mum. Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter Eugenie, 31, took her son to visit a new sculpture in Green Park, London, which consists of a herd of more than 100 wooden elephants.The Princess of York took the opportunity to take some adorable photos with her son to share on her Instagram page and show off the incredible art.

Prince George is matching with his dad! The 7-year-old son of Prince William and Kate Middleton looked adorable on Tuesday while attending a soccer match with his parents.George and William, the latter of whom is the President of the Football Association, both sported suits and ties for the game, which was held at Wembley Stadium.

Prince George is his father’s mini-me! The 7-year-old son of Prince William, 39, and Kate Middleton, 39, joined his parents to support England at the Euro 2020 match at Wembley stadium on Tuesday, June 29 — and George dressed just like his royal father. The father-son duo adorably sported matching dark blue blazers with a red and blue tie as they sat in the stands beside Kate, who looked stunning as always in a red blazer, according to PEOPLE.

Prince George looked very grown up as he cheered England on at the Euro's match against Germany at Wembley Arena on Tuesday 29 June.The seven year old Prince wore a sweet red, white and blue striped tie as he attended the match with his parents Kate Middleton and Prince William. George wore a blue shirt underneath a navy blazer, that he matched with his dad, as he watched the beginning of the game unfold, even seen singing the National Anthem alongside his parents.

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Kate Middleton and Prince William informed their eldest child Prince George that he would grow up to be king of the United Kingdom and sit on the throne when he was only seven years old. And the royal parents decided to inform their little boy close to his birthday, according to reports.

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On your marks! Prince William helped his eldest two children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, count down to the start of the Run Sandringham Half Marathon on Sunday, June 20.

Prince William spent Father's Day with his and Kate Middleton's two eldest children, 7-year-old Prince George and 6-year-old Princess Charlotte.The trio visited the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, England, on Sunday, to kick off a local half marathon. George and Charlotte matched in navy shorts, with the young prince wearing a plaid button-down shirt while his sister sported a pastel pink polo sweater. Their proud dad invited his children to kick off the race, as they all counted down in the

Prince George and Princess Charlotte showed they are following in their mother's footsteps with a love of high street fashion as they made an appearance at Sandringham yesterday. The youngsters joined the Duke of Cambridge, 39, to help him kick off a half marathon event on the Queen's Sandringham Estate on Father's Day yesterday.

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Prince William, 38, spent some of his Father’s Day at a half marathon with his two oldest children, Prince George, 7, and Princess Charlotte, 6, on June 20. The Duke of Cambridge attended and spoke at the special event, which took place in Sandringham, Norfolk, to help kick it off, and little George looked just like his dad while standing beside him.