Viewers have gushed over young Prince George as he was spotted holding the robes for his grandfather, King Charles III.
With the King's Coronation and aligning events fully underway, millions of people around the world are celebrating the pomp and circumstance as King Charles III is officially crowned the King of the United Kingdom and the 14 other Commonwealth realms.
However, eyes have also been on other members of the Royal Family today - such as nine-year-old Prince George of Wales.
The eldest son of the Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Catherine - and future heir to the throne himself - the young royal was spotted as Page of Honor at the doors of Westminister Abbey, helping to carry his grandfather's robes.
The title and ceremonial position of "Page of Honor" is one of the Royal Household of the Sovereign, and is a role often given to children who are linked to the Royal Family - through either blood or friendship.
After spotting young Prince George undertaking such an important role in front of million of viewers, many people took to Twitter to praise the youngster.
"Prince George looks adorable in his attire," one person wrote, with a second adding: "The future King! Prince George of Wales".
A third wrote: "Prince George is walking in the Abbey behind the King as a Page of Honour. He’s the youngest future monarch to take part in a coronation."
"[Not gonna lie], it’s kinda cute that they chose Prince George to be one of his grandfather’s page of honour when in the future, he is going to be a king as well," tweeted a fourth.
"Prince George is carrying part of King Charles’ robe. So grown up," added another, with one Twitter user writing: "Awww Prince George bless his heart holding this Grandfathers Robe. That’s adorable."
Other Pages of Honor who viewers may not have recognized were Queen Camilla's grandsons.
