The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge proudly released two new photographs in celebration of Prince George's seventh birthday – but there was one small detail that the majority of royal fans totally missed. In the first image, which shows the little Prince posing against a pale blue door, a broken button is clearly visible on his khaki polo shirt.
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It's likely that photographer mum Kate was aware of the wardrobe mishap – but she made the decision to release the image regardless. Indeed, it is in keeping with the relaxed and informal feel of the photographs, and, of course, is reflective of her fun-loving little boy, who enjoys to play as much as any seven year old.
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A broken button is visible in Prince George's birthday photo
Both William and Kate are known for their hands-on approach to parenting. The Duchess has spoken candidly on a number of occasions about caring for her brood, admitting that at times it can be a struggle. During an interview for the Happy Mum, Happy Baby podcast back in February, Kate opened up about one very common parenting topic - mum guilt.
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Asked if she ever experienced pangs of 'mum guilt' herself, the Duchess, who has a nanny, Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, replied: "Yes absolutely – and anyone who doesn't as a mother is actually lying. Yes – all the time.
Duchess Kate is a keen and talented photographer
"There's such a pull, but I am such a hands-on mum, and whatever you're doing you want to make sure you're doing the uttermost best job you can for your children."
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She continued: "And you know, even this morning, coming to the nursery visit here, George and Charlotte were like, 'Mummy, how could you possibly not be dropping us off at school this morning?'
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"But no, it's a constant challenge, you hear it time and time again from mums. Even mums who aren't necessarily working, aren't pulled in the directions of having to juggle work life and family life – there's always something."
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The Duchess, 38, added: "And always sort of questioning your own decisions, and your own judgements, and things like that, and I think that starts from the moment you have a baby."