Little Prince George may just be a two-year-old, but the little tyke certainly doesn’t miss a trick!
In a candid two-on-one interview in which the US First Lady, Michelle Obama, and Prince Harry sat down with ABC News, the wife of President Obama let slip one very adorable detail about their visit with the royal family.
Turns out, the usually-mischievous Prince was putting on a display of his absolute best behaviour, but that was before his equally cheeky nephew gave him away…
“I have to say the most precious thing, if you haven’t already fallen in love with him, is to see him with his nephew,” said Michelle of Harry, who sat red-faced right next to her.
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Speaking of the evening in which she and her husband met Harry as well as the Duke and Duchess at their Kensington Palace residence, she quoted Prince George who asked the royal, “Uncle Harry, why are you so quiet? Why are you so quiet?”’
Harry then piped up, calling the moment “so embarrassing”. He explains that George noticed that he was on his “best behaviour” as he is “normally throwing him around the room and stuff.”
“And he didn’t understand what is wrong with you,” the first lady said to Harry. “He’s got a pretty good uncle over here.”
George’s bedtime outfit was jokingly described as a “clear breach of protocol”.
The pint-sized Prince stole the show when the American president and his darling wife dropped by for dinner at the royal’s household in London.
George made headlines when he became the first and likely last person to greet the politician wearing none other than an embroidered robe and slippers – an outfit which has since been jokingly described by the president himself as a “clear breach of protocol”.
Like most garments worn by this royal family, the robe has sold out since its debut on the two-year-old.
George showed off his rocking horse skills as Duchess Catherine proudly clapped him on. The toy was given to George from The Obamas when he was born.
Prince Harry and Michelle Obama have come together with a friendly rivalry, over whether the US or the UK will place first at the Invictus Games for wounded former servicemen.
