Prince George has multiple godparents - seven in total. The eight-year-old Prince's godparents include Zara Tindall, Mr Oliver Baker, Earl Grosvenor (Hugh), Mr Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, Mrs David Jardine-Paterson.

       He also has The Hon Mrs Michael Samuel and Mr William van Cutsem as his godparents.

       Prince George is third in line to the throne following his father Prince William and grandfather Prince Charles.

       In an interview, the Duke of Cambridge laid bare his eldest son’s cheeky antics.

       The future King of England told CNN about Prince George’s whimsical facial expressions the young royal makes in public.

       Commenting on George, William said the Prince is: “A little bit of a rascal, I'll put it that way.

       “He either reminds me of my brother or me when I was younger, I'm not sure, but he's doing very well at the moment.”

       Prince George celebrated his eighth birthday on July 22.

       The royal has been given a codename at school to help him be like other children.

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       Prince George, known as George Cambridge, attends Thomas’s Battersea school in London.

       George stole the show at Wembley this summer as he watched England beat Germany in the Euro 2020 round of 16 alongside his parents.

       He delighted football fans across the nation in the final too, as he jubilantly cheered the Three Lions taking an early lead against Italy.

       Twitter user @Alexa_MRo wrote: “Aww, Prince George is living his best life.”

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       George will one day become Commander of the Armed Force, head of the Church of England and the titular head of Government of 53 countries, totalling 2.4 billion people.