A Brief History Of Prince George Peering Through Windows

Prince George just needs a pane of glass to set the Internet alight.

Updated on21 07 2020

Undoubtedly, one of our favourite royals is Prince George. He might only just be turning seven, but the future king has already proved himself to be one of the most relatable royals.

And if there's one thing he's done a lot of as part of his junior royal duties while accompanying his parents, it's peering through windows. There's been carefree baby George pulling a tongue out as he watches the Trooping the Colour from inside the Palace; regal George in the back seat, blessing us with a royal wave as he drives off to aunt Pippa's wedding reception; George recruiting Princess Charlotte to share his cabin window, look down on their adoring public and join the meme-making game. If his mother Kate is her best self at Wimbledon, Prince George just needs a pane of glass, even an empty frame, to set the Internet alight. Which is quite a talent tbh.

So happy birthday to Prince George - may he stare thoughtfully through windows for many, many years to come.

When everyone else is ordering halloumi fries, but you've given up dairy.

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'So you're trying to tell me that ordinary people travel like this, every day?'

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'Look, Charlotte. Everything the light touches is our kingdom'

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'Mum, these children are stealing my signature pose!'

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That face when you realise that your parents have given your baby brother one of your middle names.

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'As the private plane took off into the Canadian skies, I couldn't help but wonder: was I born adorable, or did I have adorableness thrust upon me?'

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