Prince George of Cambridge who has lost some baby teeth is here to supply everyone with some daily cuteness.
Never one to be camera-shy, the royal showed off the new gap in the front of his mouth as his parents, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, participated in their inaugural event for the King’s Cup sailing race in Cowes, England. Prince George turned six years old on July 22, so his dental situation is par for the course.
Prince George watched the regatta with his younger sister, Princess Charlotte of Cambridge, from a boat with their maternal grandfather, Michael Middleton, according to People.
He was really really captain Prince George???????????? pic.twitter.com/MEOx7FCBgt
— Isa (@isaguor) August 8, 2019
— Richard Palmer (@RoyalReporter) August 8, 2019
PRINCE GEORGE IS THERE WITH GRANDPA MIDDLETON!! ????❤️ pic.twitter.com/8FIh6BPCRE
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Babies!!!! Charlotte every time we see her look bigger ????
Prince George and Princess Charlotte. pic.twitter.com/iMNH9iJAyR— Isa (@isaguor) August 8, 2019
His little teeth!! #PrinceGeorge #TheKingsCup https://t.co/UlON5P4Pq5
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Eight charities will benefit from the King’s Cup competition, with Prince William and Kate Middleton each picking four of their own causes. Celebrity participants in the event include Bear Grylls, who is representing Prince William’s charity of choice, Tusk, and John Bishop, a former soccer player, representing Action on Addiction.
But the real star of the show, of course, was Prince George. Third in line to the throne — and now on the verge of growing grown-up teeth — he’s basically a little man. But that doesn’t mean he’s done hamming it up at any and all occasion.
It wasn’t his first photo-op with some missing teeth. Kensington Palace shared photos taken by Kate Middleton for Prince George’s birthday.
These two photographs were taken recently in the gardens at Kensington Palace by The Duchess of Cambridge.
Thank you everyone for your lovely messages on Prince George’s Birthday! ???? pic.twitter.com/2LBr0wdzy1
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) July 21, 2019
