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President Obama says he only came to London to meet 'adorable' Prince George

April 25, 2016

Not many people could get away with going to meet President Obama in their pyjamas, but Prince George is the adorable exception to the rule. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge hosted a dinner for the President of the United States and first lady Michelle Obama last week, allowing little George to stay up past his bedtime to meet them.Following their meeting, the President gave a speech in London and joked he only came to meet two-year-old George.

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President Obama joked he only came to London to meet Prince George

He said: "I guess you all know why I came this week. It's no secret. Nothing was going to stop me wishing happy birthday to Her Majesty, or meeting George, who was adorable. "Duchess Kate and Prince William invited the Obamas to Kensington Palace for a casual dinner on Friday evening, and Prince George – wearing seriously cute gingham pyjamas and a monogrammed white robe – was there to meet them in the foyer.

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The playful Prince was allowed to stay up past his bedtime for the meeting

A Kensington Palace official later confirmed George was allowed to stay up 15 minutes past his bed time for the special meeting.

The official Kensington Palace Instagram account posted photos from the meeting, which also showed the playful Prince thanking President Obama for his rocking horse – a gift he received after his birth in 2013.

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During the visit, Obama also gifted Queen Elizabeth II with an album of photos showing her past meetings with former US presidents.

And, proving that he's as much of a style icon as his mum, George's bathrobe sold out just minutes after the pictures were posted. The dressing gown is from company My 1st Years and retails at £27 and, although it is currently unavailable, there is a waiting list for those interested in getting one for their very own prince or princess.

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