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AS THE SECOND IN LINE TO THE THRONE TURNS TEN PRINCE GEORGE WE LOOK BACK ON HIS FIRST DECADE AS A NEW OFFICIAL PORTRAIT IS RELEASED TO MARK THE MILESTONE

‘I want George to grow up in a real environment, not behind palace walls’
The Prince of Wales

Smiling broadly and looking relaxed and confident as he celebrates his tenth birthday, this is Prince George in a new photo taken to mark the occasion by Millie Pilkington, one of his family’s favourite photographers.

The young Prince was said to have celebrated his double-digits milestone at the weekend with a party, like any boy his age, and with a homemade cake lovingly baked by his mother, the Princess of Wales.

The ordinary, unfussy celebrations underline how Kate and the Prince of Wales are striving to give George and his siblings as normal a childhood as possible, despite their eldest son’s position as a future king.

In contrast, George had spent the previous Sunday in the Royal Box on Wimbledon’s Centre Court, where he was photographed looking grown-up in a suit and tie – just like his father – to watch the men’s singles final alongside his parents and younger sister Princess Charlotte.

The two events, six days apart, illustrate the fine balancing act facing Prince William and Kate as they

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