Peter and Autumn Phillips are parents to Queen Elizabeth‘s eldest great-grandchild — which is fitting since Peter, the son of Princess Anne, is the eldest grandchild of the monarch!
Savannah — who is currently 15th in line to the throne, but will be bumped when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s new addition comes along — has been making a name for herself lately for her mischeivous ways, including goofing off with younger cousin Prince George at Trooping the Colour and placing one foot on the train of Eugenie’s stunning wedding gown in her official wedding portraits.
Isla, who is just behind sister Savannah in the line of succession, recently mastered her royal wave at the wedding of Princess Eugenie, where she served as one of the adorable bridesmaids. She’s the second child of Peter and Autumn Phillips.
Say hello to Prince William and Kate Middleton‘s eldest child, who just happens to be third in line to the British throne behind his father and grandfather, Prince Charles. (The birth of Harry and Meghan’s child will not affect his spot.)
When George isn’t learning history, French and even ballet at school, Thomas’s Battersea, he’s proven to be a pro page boy (he’s been in four weddings!) and is a fan of The Lion King (appropriately).
Mia is the eldest child of the Queen’s granddaughter, Zara Tindall, and Zara’s husband, former rugby star Mike Tindall.
Mike told The Sunday Times in May 2017 that Mia was their “saving grace” after Zara experienced a miscarriage.
“However down we feel she will come running up in our faces,” he said. “When I was playing I hardly saw her; now we can see her grow up. I can take her swimming and I can take her to Ninja Tots. You’ll never be able to see her there because she disappears in a puff of smoke.”
Princess Charlotte is the second child of Prince William and Kate. Thanks to the Succession to the Crown Act 2013, birth order determines who will become the next king or queen of the U.K., regardless of gender. Had it not been in place, Princess Charlotte would have lost her spot to baby brother, Prince Louis. She’s just behind brother George at fourth in the line of succession.
The adorable bridesmaid (for four weddings now!) is known for her perfected royal wave and stealing the show with her cute antics.
The third child of Kate and William was born in April 2018. Although he’s been mostly out of the spotlight during his first months in the world, he showed off his big smile in christening photos with his mom. (Queen Elizabeth was not present at the christening.)
Lena was born in June 2018, after Zara experienced two miscarriages.
“You need to go through a period where you don’t talk about it because it’s too raw but, as with everything, time’s a great healer,” Zara told the U.K.’s Sunday Times.
SAVANNAH PHILLIPS, 7
Peter and Autumn Phillips are parents to Queen Elizabeth‘s eldest great-grandchild — which is fitting since Peter, the son of Princess Anne, is the eldest grandchild of the monarch!
Savannah — who is currently 15th in line to the throne, but will be bumped when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle‘s new addition comes along — has been making a name for herself lately for her mischeivous ways, including goofing off with younger cousin Prince George at Trooping the Colour and placing one foot on the train of Eugenie’s stunning wedding gown in her official wedding portraits.
ISLA PHILLIPS, 6
Isla, who is just behind sister Savannah in the line of succession, recently mastered her royal wave at the wedding of Princess Eugenie, where she served as one of the adorable bridesmaids. She’s the second child of Peter and Autumn Phillips.
PRINCE GEORGE, 5
Say hello to Prince William and Kate Middleton‘s eldest child, who just happens to be third in line to the British throne behind his father and grandfather, Prince Charles. (The birth of Harry and Meghan’s child will not affect his spot.)
When George isn’t learning history, French and even ballet at school, Thomas’s Battersea, he’s proven to be a pro page boy (he’s been in four weddings!) and is a fan of The Lion King (appropriately).
MIA TINDALL, 4
Mia is the eldest child of the Queen’s granddaughter, Zara Tindall, and Zara’s husband, former rugby star Mike Tindall.
Mike told The Sunday Times in May 2017 that Mia was their “saving grace” after Zara experienced a miscarriage.
“However down we feel she will come running up in our faces,” he said. “When I was playing I hardly saw her; now we can see her grow up. I can take her swimming and I can take her to Ninja Tots. You’ll never be able to see her there because she disappears in a puff of smoke.”
PRINCESS CHARLOTTE, 3
Princess Charlotte is the second child of Prince William and Kate. Thanks to the Succession to the Crown Act 2013, birth order determines who will become the next king or queen of the U.K., regardless of gender. Had it not been in place, Princess Charlotte would have lost her spot to baby brother, Prince Louis. She’s just behind brother George at fourth in the line of succession.
The adorable bridesmaid (for four weddings now!) is known for her perfected royal wave and stealing the show with her cute antics.
PRINCE LOUIS, 6 MONTHS
The third child of Kate and William was born in April 2018. Although he’s been mostly out of the spotlight during his first months in the world, he showed off his big smile in christening photos with his mom. (Queen Elizabeth was not present at the christening.)
LENA TINDALL, 3 MONTHS
Lena was born in June 2018, after Zara experienced two miscarriages.
“You need to go through a period where you don’t talk about it because it’s too raw but, as with everything, time’s a great healer,” Zara told the U.K.’s Sunday Times.