Tired of hearing about the Royal Wedding yet? Well, the amount of interest that everyone seems to have been paying to it suggests that the British public's appetite for Harry and Meghan related news is absolutely insatiable.
Seriously, people have been poring over every bit of footage from Saturday's nuptials with a fine-toothed comb, and they have actually noticed something a bit weird.
There were a whole load of page boys and flower girls as part of the wedding party - basically every child that has anything to do with the couple ended up walking down the middle of the aisle in St George's Chapel. There were 10 children to be precise.
However, during the ceremony they were all taken away into another room - presumably so they wouldn't get bored and start acting up during the ceremony. Let's face facts, wedding ceremonies can be pretty boring for adults, let alone toddlers.
The thing is, after the ceremony was over, only 8 of the original 10 emerged from the room, with Prince George and Princess Charlotte the notably absent kids.
That's some magic trick, taking 10 kids into a room and bringing out 10. If it was on Britain's Got Talent then one of the judges would surely have pressed the golden buzzer before ringing child services.
Anyway, there were a lot of people wondering where the young royals were disappeared to during the actual service.
As is always the case with these sorts of things, the answer is much less fun than the speculation. They were simply taken away from the other kids so that they could be with their parents for the procession out of the church, reports the Mirror.
Obviously, it would be better if there was a more interesting explanation for their disappearance, but regardless, people seemed pretty fond of Princess Charlotte.
She seems to be wholly unfazed by the whole business of public life, and has even been working on a royal wave. She's picking it up pretty fast, that one.
Prince George seemed like he was perhaps a bit less keen to be stuck in front of a crowd of thousands who were shouting at him.
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You can see his point, it must be a pretty bizarre experience, but one that he had probably better start to get used to. These people are going to follow him everywhere for the rest of his life, most likely.
Until then, he has his dad to hide behind, and nobody is trying to make him disappear into thin air.
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