His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge

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Britain's royal baby arrives

Britain's Prince William carries his newborn son, the Prince of Cambridge, who was born on July 22, into public view for the first time outside the Lindo Wing of St. Mary's Hospital in London on July 23, 2013. The boy will be third in line to the British throne.

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Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, depart St. Mary's Hospital, July 23, 2013.

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Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, holds the newborn Prince of Cambridge on July 23, 2013, as they pose for photographers outside St. Mary's Hospital in London

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Crowds of well wishers take photographs as Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, depart St. Mary's Hospital with their newborn son, July 23, 2013.

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inaniloquent

geram tgk jari dia
rileks je kate jalan

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Britain's Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, arrive at St. Mary's Hospital's Lindo Wing in London on July 23, 2013, where Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, gave birth to a baby boy on July 22. Prince William and Kate are expected to head to London?'s Kensington Palace from the hospital with their newly born son, the third in line to the British throne.

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Carole and Michael Middleton, parents of Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, arrive at St. Mary's Hospital in London on July 23, 2013. Prince William and his wife have thanked staff at the hospital, where their baby son was born on July 22, as the world waited for a name and hopefully a glimpse of the future king.

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The Honourable Artillery Company fire a 62 round Royal Gun Salute outside the Tower of London on July 23, 2013, in London, to celebrate the birth of the royal baby.

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A 21 gun salute takes place to celebrate the birth of the Prince of Cambridge in Green Park on July 23, 2013, in London

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Members of the public and tourists pose for pictures outside Buckingham Palace in London on July 23, 2013, as they look at an easel (background) announcing the birth of Prince William and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge's new baby boy. Britain's new baby prince follows his father and late grandmother by being born under the zodiac sign of Cancer, suggesting he will be a strong leader, according to astrologists

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wahhh dah ada benang special utk royal baby
sukaaaaaaaaaaa

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comelnyer..bla kate kuar dr hospital nmpk ayu jer dgn pakai mcm tue, pakai wedges lg..kalau kita kuar hospital pas beranak nmpk mcm serabai dgn kain batik nyer..hehe

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dah ada nama ke royal baby ni. Prince George for real?

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By Costas Pitas
LONDON (Reuters) - Prince William and his wife Kate have chosen three traditional royal names by calling their new-born baby boy George Alexander Louis, William's office said on Wednesday.
The baby, born on Monday to global media frenzy and third in line to the British throne, will be known as His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge, Kensington Palace said in a statement.
All three names had been among the favourites listed by British bookmakers, and the announcement was relatively quick by royal standards; it took a month for the name of Prince Charles, the heir to the throne, to be announced, and a week for William, his eldest son.
George has been the name of six British kings. The last, George VI, was the father of The Queen and reigned from 1936 to 1952.
Alexandra, the female form of Alexander, is one of the queen's middle names, and was also the name of the queen consort of King Edward VII at the start of the last century.
Louis is one of William's middle names, and was the given name of Prince Charles's mentor and great-uncle Louis Mountbatten, who was assassinated by Irish nationalist IRA guerrillas in 1979.
The baby's arrival on Monday triggered frenetic coverage from global media who had camped for days on the doorstep of the London hospital where he was born, as well as celebratory gun salutes and the illumination of London landmarks in blue.
The choice of name, relatively short by royal standards, does not necessarily mean the baby will eventually become King George VII. The queen's father was christened Albert, but chose to be crowned as George VI.
"It's interesting that they chose to go with just three names. It's almost as if the royal family is coming down with ordinary people, who tend to have fewer middle names than monarchs," historian Suzannah Lipscomb, told Sky News.
"It is a name that none can find any problems with. George itself can't be shortened in any obvious offensive way ... They've probably gone for something that is safe."
KEEPING IT SIMPLE
Some commentators said the names appeared to have no direct connection to Kate's side of the family.
"They've kept it very simple by not trying to represent all parts of the family," royal historian Tracy Borman told Sky News.
"I think there seems to be genuine joy, warmth and good feeling about this birth and the duke and duchess are so popular. People will be nothing but pleased."
The interest stirred by the birth has given a further boost to the royal family after the public's enthusiastic celebration last year of Queen Elizabeth's 60 years on the throne, and Kate and William's lavish Westminster Abbey wedding in 2011.
The monarchy's popularity sank to a low in the 1990s after a string of divorces and the death of William's mother, Diana, after which many said the royal family's response made it appear out of touch with public sentiment.
The left-leaning Guardian newspaper described the turnaround as "an incredible recovery", although its website offered readers a 'Republican' button to block out royal stories.
Most British newspapers devoted their front pages to big pictures of Tuesday's first photocall, with headlines such as "Hello World" and "Our Little Prince".
But after weeks of fevered coverage, the couple are expected to try to keep a low profile. They spent Wednesday at Kate's parents' home in the village of Bucklebury, in southern England.
The royal couple have been living in a remote part of Wales, where William works as a rescue helicopter pilot, but are expected to move later this year to London's Kensington Palace, William's childhood home.
Royal observers say William is determined to shield his son from the obsessive attention that plagued his mother Diana, pursued relentlessly by the media and killed in a car crash in 1997 after her car was chased by photographers.
"William knows only too well that his baby son will be the new favourite creature in the circus he grew up in," wrote Daily Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson. "Every plan he and Kate have put in place is to protect him."
(The story removes superfluous word 'new' in first paragraph)
(Editing by Kevin Liffey)

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George Alexander Louis

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3 nama sekali harung... hehehe