Prince George took his first steps for the world to see this past weekend at a royal charity polo event.
With his mother Kate Middleton by his side, Prince George showed off his new walking skills as he paraded around the sidelines of his father’s polo match.
The Jerudong Trophy match is held annually with princes in attendance, but this year’s event featured a new star, baby George.
Prince George showed interest in a polo mallet and attempted to kick a football, mirroring his father’s enthusiasm for sports.
Wearing a white polo paired with red-and-white-striped overalls, the future king only lost his cool once during the family outing. Crawling around and reaching for his mother’s ankles, the young heir looked like he was enjoying himself during his first Father’s Day.
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At only 10 months old, George is ahead of his father, who only started crawling at 11 months while visiting Australia with his family in 1983.
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