Prince George and Princess Charlotte Joined Prince William At a Father's Day Race
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In honor of Father's Day on Sunday, Prince George and Princess Charlotte spent some quality time with their dad, the Duke of Cambridge, at their grandmother's Sandringham Estate. The little royals looked so grown-up as they helped kick off a half-marathon Father's Day race at Queen Elizabeth's private, Norfolk home.
Mom Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, and youngest brother Prince Louis did not join in on the festivities, but the two elder Cambridge children stuck with their dad for the big event. The trio counted down the start of the race and cheered on all of the runners. The kids were even spotted holding hands with their dad as they approached the stage.
All three royals dressed casually for the event, with Prince George and Princess Charlotte sporting Nike sneakers. Charlotte even matched her magenta shoes to a light pink Ralph Lauren sweatshirt. The two children also both chose navy blue shorts, coordinating with their father's all-blue outfit.
This Father's Day outing came alongside the Cambridges' sweet Instagram post, honoring the holiday. The royals posted a short, stop-motion video on their social media feeds, featuring a collection of family photos. The post included pictures of Prince Charles with William and Harry, Kate and her father, Michael, at the Cambridges' wedding, and a photo, taken by the Duchess of Cambridge, with Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip, and their great-grandchildren. It also showcased a never-before-seen photo of Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis hugging their dad at what appears to be the 2019 Trooping the Colour celebrations.
"Wishing fathers everywhere a happy Father's Day," reads the Instagram caption.
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