Prince George has captivated royal fans with his impressive watercolor painting of a reindeer, which was released on Christmas Day.

It’s evident that he has inherited his artistic talents from his mother, Princess Catherine.

However, there is another young member of the family who is equally gifted in the arts.

Princess Beatrice Stubbs and Christopher Wolfe, affectionately known as Wolfie, have been dubbed “Baby Picasso” by Wolfie’s mother, Dara Hwang.

In a previous video, we discussed the heartwarming friendship between Prince Louis and Wolfie during a Christmas carol concert.

Today, we bring you a delightful connection between Prince George and Wolfie, showcasing their remarkable talents.

Although the two youngsters have never been seen together before, Wolfie made a surprise appearance at the royal family’s annual Christmas Day walkabout in Sandringham.

It was there that he had the opportunity to mingle with Prince George.

One can only wonder if they shared their passion for art during their encounter.

Princess Beatrice’s husband, Edoardo Mappalimozzi, is a property developer and co-parents Wolfie with his ex-wife, Dara, who is an architect.

With such artistic parents, it comes as no surprise that Wolfie is also pursuing a creative path.

Additionally, Wolfie’s step-aunt, Princess Eugenie, shares his interest in art, as she holds a director position at the Hauser and Wirth art gallery.

The revelation of Wolfie’s budding artistic talents has left many followers astonished.

One admirer wrote, “Wolf has incredible artistic talent.

He’s absolutely adorable.”

Another commented, “He will grow up to achieve great things and make you proud.”

Meanwhile, Prince George’s reindeer painting has astounded royal fans.

The image, accompanied by the caption “Happy Christmas!

By George,” was released on Christmas Day.

Fans flooded the comments section with compliments, praising the young royal’s skills.

One admirer exclaimed, “Wow!

Beautiful artwork!

He possesses remarkable artistic talent.

My daughter, who loves art, is thoroughly impressed with the festive reindeer.”

Last month, viewers of Princess Catherine’s Christmas concert were enchanted by Prince Louis, who attended the annual carol service at Westminster Abbey with his family.

The young prince shared an adorable moment with his mother, the Princess of Wales, during the event.

Actor Jimmy Broadbent, known for his role in Harry Potter, took to the stage to read Father Christmas letters from J.R.R.

Tolkien.

Prince Louis was captivated by the performance, nudging his mom and whispering, “Mama!”

to draw her attention to the stage.

Fans were moved by this heartwarming interaction.

One person expressed, “It was lovely.

Look how excited Prince Louis was to see Jim Broadbent.

His face truly lit up.”

This wasn’t the only Prince Louis moment that caught fans’ attention.

Observant royal watchers also noticed the young prince waving enthusiastically at Wolfie as they left the service.

During the carol service, Prince Louis, alongside his siblings George and Charlotte, sang along and paid close attention when his father, Prince William, performed a reading.

Another endearing moment captured on film was when Zara Tyndall offered to light Prince Louis’ candle for him.

However, he shook his head, preferring his mother to do the honors.

Royal watchers have thoroughly enjoyed observing Prince Louis attend various events, especially when he mischievously acts out.

This mischievous side of him was particularly evident during Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations when he blew raspberries at his mom and attempted to cover her mouth.

At one point, King Charles sat on his lap to give his parent a well-deserved break.