Prince George's approach to making Christmas pudding scared Queen There are countless cherished clips of The Royal Family that fans adore, from mischievous Royal children on the Buckingham Palace balcony to Queen Elizabeth II's unforgettable sketch with Paddington Bear for her Platinum Jubilee.
Prince Louis is already a fan favourite for his playful contributions to national events, but it was his elder brother Prince George who stole the show in a clip where he was seen making Christmas puddings for charity with his late great-grandmother, grandfather and father.
This heart-warming scene featuring four generations of the Royal Family was part of the Royal British Legion initiative 'Together at Christmas', aimed at providing extra support to the Armed Forces community during festive "get-togethers" across the charity's network, both domestically and internationally, OK!
The young Royal was seen energetically stabbing at the Christmas pudding mixture, causing the Queen to swiftly move out of the way.
The Royal group stirred the Christmas puddings together - a tradition believed to bring good luck - and each placed a commemorative sixpence into the mixture, ready to be discovered by those attending the gatherings.
