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Internet goes crazy: Will and Kate release cute Prince George Christmas pictures

Newly released images of Prince George on his parents official website has stunned the interwebs into a tizzy of sighs and coos.

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FP Staff|Dec 16, 2014, 18:07:18 IST
Here comes the future King. And so far, we love what we see.Newly released images of Prince George on his parents official website has stunned the interwebs into a tizzy of sighs and coos. The little Prince is pictured sitting on the steps of Kensington Palace with the cutest smirk-smile on his face.[caption id="attachment_1852613" align="alignleft" width="380"]Duke and Duchess of Cambridge website. Duke and Duchess of Cambridge website.[/caption]The 17-month old prince, in his Cath Kidston Guards sweater, white collared shirts, black knee socks and comfy but cute black buckle shoes, looks absolutely adorable.Eonline is reporting that the $27 Cath Kidston guards sweater Prince George was seen wearing in the three pictures, has completely sold off shelves, making him a fashion icon for the world's babies.BBC royal reporter Peter Hunt said one reason Prince William and Catherine have shared the photos is to say thank you to the media. The couple is pleased that unofficial pictures of Prince George, taken by paparazzi photographers, have not been published, reports the BBC.World over, #PrinceGeorge soon became the number one trending topic on Twitter and come April 2015 his younger sibling is expected to arrive — at which point, the Internet will have two adorable royals to fawn over.Here are some of the gushing tweets:
 
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First Published:Dec 16, 2014, 18:06:37 IST
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