Royal babies and their adorable first words! From Prince Archie's three-syllable utterance to Prince Louis' baking-inspired word, get the details

If the royal family’s recent family video is any indication, Prince George, 11 and Princess Charlotte, 9 have a wholesome, goofy, and incredibly close relationship. But a strict and longstanding royal rule will quite literally pull the siblings apart next year.

If the family wishes to travel together, they may now need to seek permission from King Charles, as the current monarch. If history repeats itself and the Royal rule is applied, it means that George, at just 12 years old, will have to travel separately from his family for the rest of his life.

Prince Archie has met his cousins Prince George, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte for playdates, but perhaps not younger sister Princess Lilibet.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may have made California their permanent home, but they once resided in Frogmore Cottage in the UK, where they fulfilled royal duties and welcomed their eldest

Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have a special connection to their great-grandmother, the late Queen, at their Scottish holiday home

The Princess of Wales uses a certain catchphrase for her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis when they're misbehaving - and it's used at royal events

Prince Archie was just two months old, and his dad, Prince Harry, was playing in a polo match in Wokingham in July that year. Harry, Archie, and new mum Meghan Markle were joined by the Prince and Princess of Wales and their eldest children,

King Charles inherited Birkhall from The Queen Mother following her death in 2002 - and it boasts a very special feature that's incredibly popular with the royal children