The Absolute Funniest Pictures of Prince George and Princess Charlotte

Updated on April 14, 2017 at 9:43 AM

Everyone already knows that Prince George and Princess Charlotte are extremely adorable, but one thing people don't acknowledge enough is that they're also pretty hilarious. During their appearances with their parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton, at parades, on official tours, or at local organizations, the two little royals always make sure to show off their personalities for the cameras. George is known for his unimpressed faces, and Charlotte is quickly following in her big brother's footsteps by stealing the spotlight whenever the family steps out together. Keep reading to see all the times they made us actually laugh out loud.

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The Absolute Funniest Pictures of Prince George and Princess Charlotte

When George Smushed His Face up Against a Plane Window

When Charlotte Couldn't Be Bothered With Her Beautiful Mother

When George Was Like, "A Blowout? Yeah, Right"

When George Put All His Effort Into Blowing This Bubble

When Charlotte Probably Saw Someone Fall

When George Showed Off This Mischievous Smirk

When Charlotte Smiled So Big While Playing in the Snow

When George Threw a Little Tantrum and Just Wasn't Having It

When George Was Like, "LOL, the View From Up Here Is Way Better"

When He Was Like, "Dad, Don't Speak to Me in Public"

When Charlotte Shared a Big Belly Laugh With a Stuffed Animal

When Her Hair Acted Appropriately Around Balloons

When George Gave a Thumbs Up

When Charlotte Was Like, "Who You Talkin' To?"

When George Went From "Don't You Dare Do That" To . . .

"I Told You Not to Do That"

When George Just Wanted to Look at All the Peasants Gathered Below Him

When Charlotte Looked Genuinely Concerned That Her Sweater Would Never Be Returned to Her

When She Waved With Such a Scrunched-Up Face

When George Looked Ready to Take On Anyone Who Challenged Him

When Charlotte Looked Pretty Wary of Flowers Given to Kate by a Stranger

When Charlotte Proved She's Already a Master at Side-Eye

When She Just Wanted to Stay on Key While Pretending to Sing Along to Mariah Carey

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