Kate Middleton and Prince William have introduced the new Princess of Cambridge, just a few hours after the little girl came into the world.
Not long after Kate Middleton welcomed a royal baby girl at St. Mary's Hospital in London, the littlest royal made her public debut out front.
The duo has yet to announce the princess' name, but the 8 lb., 3 oz. youngster was revealed to the revelers outside of the hospital by her parents.
It's astonishing that Kate Middleton was in labor not even 12 hours ago, given how beautiful she looked cradling her baby daughter in her arms.
Visited by hairstylist Amanda Cook Tucker before stepping out (that helps), she wore a patterned white-and-yellow floral Jenny Packham dress.
William wore a blue V-neck sweater over a collared shirt, and the woman of the hour - HRH the Princess - was swaddled in delicate white fabric.
You can expect that item and the aforementioned Jenny Packham frock to sell out faster than tickets for the Mayweather-Pacquiao fight tonight.
"The Princess' shawl is from GH Hurt and Son Ltd," a rep for the palace said. "The company has a long-standing connection with the royal family."
"Other members of the royal family have been presented with these shawls in the past," the palace added, including Princes George and William.
Speaking of the princess' older brother, Prince George visited his sister earlier today; he had stayed home with his nanny during the actual birth.
William stepped away from his wife and daughter for a brief moment Saturday, going to retrieve his son from nearby Kensington Palace.
It's not clear what George and his baby sister talked about, but we're sure it was very cute! No photos of them together yet, but give it time.
Royal family fans surely recall how Prince George made his own public debut outside the Lindo Wing in similar fashion on July, 23, 2013.
Has it been that long?! Click through the galleries above and below for precious pics galore as we start counting down to Royal Baby #3!
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