Prince George Enjoys A Normal Childhood: Plays With Toy Airplane During Cafe Outing With Grandmother Carole Middleton

Prince George is enjoying as much of a normal childhood as he can. The young royal prince was spotted adorably playing with a toy airplane during a cafe visit in Bucklebury.

Proud grandmother Carole Middleton took Prince George with her on a recent visit to a Bucklebury coffee shop for a cake treat, People magazine reported. During the visit, Prince William and Princess Kate’s son was playful as he went around the cafe with his red toy airplane.

An eyewitness told People magazine that Prince George was “running around the tables flying his little red airplane going 'brrrrr' to all the people having a cup of tea.” The source continued, "It's not every day that the future heir to the throne pops into the local cafe for a bit of cake!"

Prince George, just like most growing toddler boys, loves playing with planes and automobiles. The two year old royal prince also has his own mini fire truck in Anmer Hall, according to an earlier report from People magazine. A source told the magazine that the mini fire truck has been “very popular” with Prince George’s friends. "When he has a tea party or something like that, the fire engine is a real draw,” the source added.

Meanwhile, Princess Charlotte’s brother recently joined his uncle Prince Harry and mother Princess Kate to attend an early Christmas gathering hosted by Queen Elizabeth II, E!News reported. The royal family’s annual Christmas gathering was held at Buckingham Palace Wednesday. The three, along with other members of the royal family, enjoyed a festive luncheon with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh are set to leave for Sandringham soon, where they usually spend the Christmas holidays.

For the event, Princess Kate wore a cherry coat, while son Prince George wore a cozy blue sweater with a collared undershirt. Prince William was unable to attend the royal family early Christmas lunch due to a private commitment. The Duke of Cambridge instead attended the memorial service of a family friend.