After the tiny royal’s big weekend, including his new portraits with baby sister, Princess Charlotte, his very first Trooping of the Colour with mum and dad, and his polo playdate with mum, we’ve had babies on the brain here at The Weekly.
More specifically – we’ve had Prince George on the brain.
So, please forgive us for going ten minutes before we realised that the baby in the picture above is not, in fact, the Prince himself.
A user on popular site, Reddit, has managed to bamboozle the crowds (including us), when she posted a snap of her godson next to Prince George and Princess Charlotte’s Hello! cover. Captioned “My godson think he’s the Royal Prince”, the picture did the rounds of the internet.
Whilst we’re not sure if the little boy, Tommy, is the long lost twin of His Royal Highness, or just an uncanny match, but at least we’re not the only ones to think so.
This eerie pic is not the first time Tommy as passed for George – and it probably won’t be the last. The two-year-old, whose mum Kate (yes, we know) first noticed the similarities, recently posed for a series of snaps that could have given any royal lookalike a run for their money.
“My godson think he’s the Royal Prince” – uhh, we’re not convinced he isn’t.
In a replica toy soldiers vest, two-year-old Tommy Cox is just about a perfect match.
But Tommy isn’t the only royal lookalike – Heidi Agan’s Kate Middleton impression isn’t too bad at all.
Her competitor, Gabriella Douglas, also makes her money as a Kate lookalike.
He’s certainly got the nose right – what do you think about Simon Watkin’s Prince William?
They both might not look like this anymore, but Marc Rattigan made a pretty good play at Prince William back in his heyday.
Matt Hicks first came to fame after his reality TV show I Wanna Marry Harry hit the air. The controversial show, which tricked a bunch of American girls into thinking they were in the running to be the next Princess, made some waves.
Kate’s beloved sister, Pippa, stole the show in her figure-hugging dress at the Royal Wedding. What do you think of Sarah C’s impression?
Mary Reynold’s Queenly get up isn’t that bad, either.
