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Nine-year-old Prince George has shown off his impressive skills with a painting reindeer and robins for Christmas Day.
The Twitter account attributed to the Prince and Princess of Wales, his parents William and Catherine, released the artwork on Sunday with the capion, “by George”.
And followers have been quick to see great potential for the young prince.
Happy Christmas!
— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) December 25, 2022
🎨 by George pic.twitter.com/59wXHYx0vb
Countess Commonwealth, a royal fan account, tweeted: “Such a wonderful surprise - thank you for sharing. Prince George is taking after his Grandpa and Mummy with his love of painting.”
Toria added: “Oh how adorable! And blooming heck that's pretty blooming good for an 9 year old! Hope everyone has a lovely day whoever they are or whether they celebrate or not.”
Tracey Slade wrote: “That’s fantastic… I would be your first customer if it was made into a charity Christmas card.”
Fiona Partridge said: “Fabulous picture - well done George. Hope you all have a lovely day filled with merriment and love.”
Very talented George! My little girl loves art and she is very impressed with the festive reindeer. Great job! Wishing you all a very merry Christmas!
— Ian Thomas (@IMTInverness) December 25, 2022
Prince George is second in line to the throne behind his father Prince William. He was joined by his sister Charlotte for a carol concert at Westminster Abbey hosted by their mother, the Princess of Wales.
The King and Queen Consort were also in attendance at the service, which was played out on BBC on Chrirstmas Eve and narrated by actress Catherine Zeta-Jones.
The royals are now in Sandringham for the Christmas period.