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This is Discuss SectionPrince George. He had a good year. He commits to the double-hand wave.

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He rode in a plane, and had some feelings.

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He went skiing and we're sure shredded some gnarly pow. Look at that one piece!

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He can get a little sassy too. Like this icy stare, it isn't easy being royalty sometimes.

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His great-grandmother, HRH the queen of England, turned 90. Who's cuter, a 90-year-old decked out in lime green, or Prince George being melodramatic?

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Prince George, obviously.

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He went to Canada. He was a little unsure of the whole ordeal.

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And was not into Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

He also met President Barack Obama, and had the audacity to greet him in his dressing gown. Foreign relations are clearly not his strong suit.

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He went to his first day of school, and swaggered in like it was no big deal.

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He discovered bubbles. And with them another level of happiness.

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He strolled onto the runway in his shorts and showed everyone how it's done. Look at him, pure confidence.

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