They stole the show at their uncle Prince Harry’s wedding earlier this year.
And when Prince George and Princess Charlotte acted as a pageboy and bridesmaid on Saturday, all eyes were again on the two little royals.
Five-year-old George – in a collarless white shirt, sky-blue knickerbockers, white stockings and white loafers – seemed in particularly playful mood.
The Duchess of Cambridge, who coordinated with page boy Prince George's knickerbockers in a vibrant shade of periwinkle blue, is seen holding flower girl Princess Charlotte in her arms at the wedding of her old school friend Sophie Carter to Robert Suggs in Norfolk over the weekend
Left, Princess Charlotte is seen in Kate's arms, while her big brother Prince George flashes a cheeky smile, and right, the radiant bride and groom Sophie Carter and Robert Suggs on their big day at St Andrew's Church in Letheringsett, Norfolk. Kate and Sophie were schoolgirls together at Marlborough College
Prince George and Princess Charlotte were pageboy and flower girl respectively at the wedding of their mother Kate's close friend Sophie Carter to Robert Suggs in Norfolk on Saturday. All the children wore bespoke outfits from Amaia Kids. Kate, 36, wore a periwinkle blue suit by Catherine Walker with a floral headpiece believed to be by Jane Taylor
The prince as a pageboy: George wore a collarless white shirt, sky-blue knickerbockers, white stockings and white loafers as a member of the bridal party on Saturday at the quintessentially English country wedding
Prince George, dressed in a white shirt, sky blue knickerbockers, white stockings and white loafers, appeared to take charge of the games outside the church - much to the amusement of his mother Kate, who was snapped smiling fondly as she kept an eye on the bride's pint-sized attendants
Redefine royal blue like Kate in a coat by Catherine Walker
That's two blue coats in one week.
First the Duchess of Sussex wore a smart style by Smythe and now the Duchess of Cambridge is repeating this Catherine Walker dress coat!
Kate watched Prince George and Princess Charlotte play pageboy and bridesmaid at a friend's wedding over the weekend, and chose this cobalt blue style which she debuted on tour in Germany back in July last year.
We love the vibrant hue and 3/4 sleeves, plus the pleated skirt design is super flattering. When layered over a cornflower blue dress and teamed with Emmy London shoes, Kiki McDonough jewellery and a floral headband by Juliette Botterill Millinery in a matching hue, Kate's look was another lesson in how to be the best dressed wedding guest.
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The Duke of Cambridge, seen left and right with fellow guests, was a guest at the wedding of his wife Kate's close friend Sophie Carter at St Andrew's Church in Letheringsett, Norfolk over the weekend
Playful pageboy Prince George - seen clutching his mother the Duchess of Cambridge's hand - looked adorable at the ceremony on Saturday, dressed to impress in vibrant blue knickerbockers, a white collarless shirt, white stockings and white loafers
He laughed and giggled – and even led his fellow pageboys in a game of soldiers, marching around the church drive after the ceremony. Earlier he had poked his head out of the church porch several times as he waited for the bride to arrive.
Charlotte, three, in a white dress with blue piping and circlet of flowers, seemed unimpressed with his antics, frowning as she clutched a posy and a blue bag.
Accompanied by their parents the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, they were among seven excited youngsters taking part in the wedding of Sophie Carter, one of Kate’s best friends, to Robert Suggs at St Andrew’s Church in Letheringsett, Norfolk.
Kate’s brother James and their parents Michael and Carole Middleton, who have all known Sophie since she was a schoolgirl, were also there, but sister Pippa, whose first baby is due imminently, was absent.
All the children wore bespoke outfits from Amaia Kids. Kate, 36, wore a periwinkle blue suit by Catherine Walker with a floral headpiece believed to be by Juliette Botterill Millinery. Her hairstylist, Amanda Cook Tucker, is thought to have styled the bride’s hair.
Sophie is a member of the ‘Turnip Toffs’ that make up William and Kate’s set around their Norfolk home, Anmer Hall, and is one of Charlotte’s godmothers.
Kate’s brother James and their parents Michael and Carole Middleton, who have all known Sophie since she was a schoolgirl, were also there, but sister Pippa, whose first baby is due imminently, was absent.
The bride, holding her goddaughter - and flower girl - Princess Charlotte in her arms, smiles radiantly as she emerges from the church accompanied by her adorable bridal party - including Prince George, who flashed a cheeky grin for the cameras
Bride Sophie looked radiant in her delicate lace gown, accompanied by a gaggle of gorgeous flower girls and page boys - including Prince George and her goddaughter, Princess Charlotte
The bride and groom posed for photographs beneath a flower arch that decorated the church door, with their adorable young attendants gathered around them - and flower girl Princess Charlotte in her godmother Sophie's arms
The bride's gown featured a high collar and lace sleeves over a simple, unadorned skirt. She added a headband and a spectacular lace-trimmed veil for her big day in Norfolk on Saturday, which was attended by Carole, Michael and James Middleton as well as the Cambridge family
Kate's parents Carole and Michael also attended the wedding of their daughter's close schoolfriend. Carole looked stylish in a navy frock coat with lace panels, and a co-ordinating pillbox style hat. Their son James was also present, but their pregnant daughter Pippa did not attend
The Duchess of Cambridge's hairdresser, Amanda Cook Tucker, was also a guest at the wedding on Saturday, attended by Kate, William, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Kate's parents Carole and Michael Middleton and her younger brother James Middleton
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Main photo article They stole the show at their uncle Prince Harry’s wedding earlier this year.
And when Prince George and Princess Charlotte acted as a pageboy and bridesmaid on Saturday, all eyes were again on the two little royals.
Five-year-old George – in a collarless white shirt, sky-blue knickerbockers, whit...
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Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.
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