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Official photos of Princess Charlotte’s christening released

WATCH ABOVE: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge christened Charlotte Elizabeth Diana on Sunday in a private ceremony at the Queen’s country estate. Jennifer Tryon reports.

TORONTO — Princess Charlotte has a few more professional photos to add to her royal baby album, courtesy of famed photographer Mario Testino.

The latest official photographs from the royal family were shot Sunday after the royal christening of Kate Middleton and Prince William’s newest addition. The nine-week-old’s christening took place at St. Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, a royal estate near England’s eastern coast.

The event was just the second time Princess Charlotte, who is fourth in line to the throne, has been spotted in public since she was born on May 2.

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In this handout image supplied by Mario Testino/ Art Partner,  Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge and her daughter Princess Charlotte of Cambridge pose for a photo in the Drawing Room at Sandringham House after the christening of Princess Charlotte of Cambridge on the Sandringham Estate on July 5, 2015 in King’s Lynn, England. 

It was her older brother, Prince George, who stole the show on Sunday though.

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Prince William and his son, Prince George, after the christening of Princess Charlotte of Cambridge at Sandringham on Sunday July 5, 2015. Credit: Photo by Art Partner/REX Shutterstock

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The one-year-old wore an outfit almost identical to the one his father wore when he first met Prince Harry at St. Mary’s Hospital in 1984. He also peered into the vintage stroller to get a glimpse of his sister in her christening gown.

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IN PHOTOS: More images from the royal christening of Princess Charlotte

Last month, images from the royal siblings’ first official photoshoot were released. Those photos were taken by their mother.

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With files from Andrew Russell, Global News

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