Official portraits of Prince William and Kate Middleton with their baby son, Prince George, taken after the young royal was christened, have been released.
On Thursday, the Palace unveiled four images taken by celebrity photographer Jason Bell, who documented the historic moment for the royal family.
Clearly, Prince George was pretty stoked for the event ...
Taken in the Morning Room at Clarence House following Prince George's christening Wednesday, the infant takes center stage throughout the series.
His always fashionable mom (follow the link for a Kate Middleton fashion breakdown) steals the show as well. And William's alright too. Just kidding.
In another photo, Queen Elizabeth II, 87, poses with her three heirs in son Prince Charles, 64, grandson Prince William, 31, and 3-month-old Prince George.
Check it out after the jump ...
The image pays homage to an 1894 photo of Queen Victoria with her four living heirs at the christening of then Prince Edward Albert of York (above).
Another photograph shows young Prince George with his great-grandparents, his grandparents, and his aunt and uncles on both sides of the family.
James and Pippa Middleton can be seen in that one. The fourth portrait shows William and Kate with immediate members of the House of Windsor.
George was well behaved throughout, says his mum.
Kate told a guest at the 100 Women in Hedge Funds Philanthropic Initiatives gala dinner that "he was such a good boy ... we're very lucky, he's not always like that."
