Prince George steals the show on his Wimbledon debut

It wouldn’t be a British sporting event without the silly faces of a young royal stealing the show.

The eldest son of Prince William and Kate Middleton made a surprise appearance at the Wimbledon final on Sunday, weeks after his baby brother Prince Louis went viral for his goofy expressions at the Queen’s Jubilee.

The 8-year-old royal joined his parents in the royal box during the men’s final and was seen pulling faces throughout the game.

Dressed in a blue suit, Prince George sat between the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as they watched defending champion Novak Djokovic take on Nick Kyrgios.

The youngster was pictured picking his nose at one point, before wrinkling his face and squinting.

Meanwhile, Kate, 40, stunned in a black and white polka dot dress, which she accessorized with dark shades, silver jewelry and white strappy pumps.

Prince William, 40, looked equally dapper in a brown jacket over a light blue button-up shirt. He completed the look with dark blue pants and sunglasses.

George’s appearance was reminiscent of William’s first outing at Wimbledon in 1991, when he attended the women’s final alongside his late mother, Princess Diana.

The young royal recently witnessed his 4-year-old brother’s wild behavior at Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee Pageant last month.

George was seen laughing and covering his eyes with his hands as Louis held his hands up and made two peace signs with his fingers.

The eldest of William and Kate’s children watched his father, who also looked amused as Louis enjoyed himself.

While George seemed to like Louis’ antics, their sister, Princess Charlotte, took it upon herself to try to get her younger brother to behave properly.

Charlotte, 7, was seen scolding Louis after their mum struggled to get the mini royal to behave.