He can't even walk yet but Prince George took a momentous step on Monday in what's set to be a lifetime of royal duties. When he arrived in Wellington, New Zealand, he was carried off the plane by his ever-glamorous mother and greeted by a long a line of dignitaries, including Prime Minister John Key. This was Prince George's first official public engagement and he wasn't in the slightest bit fazed by it, despite the epic journey from London. He was perfectly happy, a natural. This is a family not just born into monarchy, but made for it. And if things carry on like this for the rest of their visit Down Under, the Republican movements in both New Zealand and Australia may have some catching up to do.
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Prince George arrives in New Zealand for his first public engagement
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Photographers battle dreadful weather to capture the historic moment
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His sizable entourage includes a new nanny, dresser, and hairdresser
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