Prince George Is All Grown Up In Brand-New Birthday Portrait
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Prince William and Kate Middleton released the black-and-white photo on the prince's 11th birthday on Monday.
Prince George is 11!
The future king looked all grown up in a new black-and-white birthday portrait, released by Prince William and Kate Middleton on the young prince’s birthday, July 22.
“Wishing Prince George a very happy 11th birthday today!” read the caption on the Prince and Princess of Wales’ social media accounts.
The photo was attributed to Kate, who regularly snaps photos for her family’s big occasions.
Earlier this year, the Princess of Wales was enveloped in a photo editing controversy after Kensington Palace released the first photo of Kate and her three children after a long public absence following her abdominal surgery in January.
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