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Prince George Turns 12 as Royal Family Unveils New Birthday Portrait
NORFOLK COUNTRYSIDE, ENGLAND, JUL 22 – New photos and videos highlight Prince George's close bond with siblings Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis in the Norfolk countryside, showcasing playful moments on his 12th birthday.
- Prince George, eldest son of Prince William and Kate Middleton, celebrated his 12th birthday on July 22, 2025, with new photos and a video released by Kensington Palace.
- In 2022, the royal couple relocated their household to Windsor to be nearer to Lambrook Preparatory School, where George and his siblings are currently enrolled before attending secondary school.
- The birthday video showed Prince George playing outdoors with Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, highlighting the siblings' close and playful relationship.
- The photograph by Josh Shinner featured George smiling in a green vest and wearing a blue string friendship bracelet, a symbolic accessory shared by other family members.
- Discussions about George's next school include Eton College or Marlborough College, with housing and security inside 'in houses' at these schools being important considerations.
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