After the Duke of Edinburgh paid a visit to National Lobster Hatchery, it was announced that his great-grandson, Prince George is now forever linked with a baby lobster that is somewhere off the coast of Cornwall, according to USA Today.
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“Prince George has adopted a lobster! The responsibility for the crustacean follows his great-grandfather’s visit a hatchery in Cornwall,” The National Lobster Hatchery posted on their Facebook page.
“We are delighted to hear (via Buckingham Palace I may add!) that not only did HRH Prince Philip very much enjoy his visit to the hatchery, but also that little Prince George’s ‘Adopt a Lobster’ certificate has been received by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.”
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Meanwhile, the heir made the front page of New Zealand’s Woman’s Day, kicking around a ball in cargo shorts and a crab-patterned sweater (conflict of interest!).
New #PrinceGeorge pictures featured in September 8 @WomansDayNZ issue, on sale today. (HT http://t.co/zwunGvvdXG) pic.twitter.com/kvGxFsm7oz
— BritishMonarchyHeir (@British_Heir) September 1, 2014
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