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Prince George stays up past his bedtime to meet the Obamas

Apr 23, 2016 | 7:53 AM
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The social accounts of The British Monarch released the most adorable pictures and the internet can’t get enough of them  “This evening The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry hosted the President and First Lady of United States for dinner at Kensington Palace – before dinner Prince George had the opportunity to meet the President and First Lady..,” the Facebook post read. Prince George, in his pjs and dressing gown, was apparently allowed to stay up past his bedtime for the special occasion.

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