The picture, featuring Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince George, was taken last summer at Buckingham Palace.
Highlights
- The rare, one-of-its-kind picture is set to be used in a British stamp
- It was taken last summer at Buckingham Palace but released on April 19
- This happens to be Prince George's first appearance on a British stamp
One photo, four generations of the British Royal Family and enough cuteness to melt the stoniest heart - that's what's on offer in this fabulous portrait of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince George.
The rare, one-of-its-kind picture is set to be used in a British stamp to mark the Queen's 90th birthday, according to
People Magazine. However, most eyes will likely slide quickly past the three older Royals and focus on two-year-old Prince George who, may we say, totally steals the show.
Standing on a special podium (to give the little Prince some extra height) right next to his Gan-Gan, holding onto his daddy's hand and flashing his adorable toothy smile, Prince George makes it hard to look at anyone else besides him.
This happens to be Prince George's first appearance on a British stamp. Kudos to photographer Ranald Mackechnie for the incredible shot.
The picture was taken last summer in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace but was only released on April 19. We wish Prince George's little sister Princess Charlotte had also been in the photo but she was only born last May.