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Prince George cheekily sticks tongue out at photogs after Queen’s funeral

Prince George sticking out his tongue.
Prince George stuck out his tongue at photographers after the Queen’s funeral on Tuesday.Matt White / SWNS

Mum’s out, tongues out.

Prince George was seen sticking out his tongue at photographers following his great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral at Westminster Abbey in London on Monday.

The 9-year-old prince — who is second in the line of succession to the British throne behind his father, Prince William — was seen riding in the back seat of a car following the service when he made the silly face for shutterbugs to snap.

He was joined by his mom, Kate Middleton, his 7-year-old sister, Princess Charlotte, and his stepgrandmother, Queen Consort Camilla.

Aside from this one moment of goofiness, George and his sister were mainly on their best behavior during the late monarch’s funeral.

Attendee Mark Tewksburys said the eldest two children of the Prince and Princess of Wales were “incredibly well-behaved,” adding, “For little Prince George, this will be him one day and he doesn’t really know that yet. And then I thought, ‘Ah, he’s just lost his great-grandmother.'”

Prince George in a car with his mom and sister.
He was riding in the car with his mom, Kate Middleton, and his sister, Princess Charlotte. Matt White / SWNS

George and Charlotte were seen walking in the procession ahead of the Queen’s funeral before taking their seats for the somber service with their parents. Their 4-year-old brother, Prince Louis, was not in attendance, presumably due to his young age.

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Prince George and Princess Charlotte at the Queen's funeral.
George and his sister, Charlotte, were on their best behavior during the Queen’s funeral. WireImage
Prince George and Princess Charlotte at the Queen's funeral.
George and his sister, Charlotte, were on their best behavior during the Queen’s funeral. WireImage
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Prince George and Princess Charlotte at the Queen's funeral.
George and his sister, Charlotte, were on their best behavior during the Queen’s funeral. WireImage
Prince George and Princess Charlotte at the Queen's funeral.
George and his sister, Charlotte, were on their best behavior during the Queen’s funeral. WireImage
Prince George and Princess Charlotte at the Queen's funeral.
George and his sister, Charlotte, were on their best behavior during the Queen’s funeral. Getty Images
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Prince George and Princess Charlotte at the Queen's funeral.
George and his sister, Charlotte, were on their best behavior during the Queen’s funeral. Getty Images
Prince George and Princess Charlotte at the Queen's funeral.
George and his sister, Charlotte, were on their best behavior during the Queen’s funeral. WireImage
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The little prince and princess appeared to be struggling with the loss of their great-grandmother, who died on Sept. 8 at the age of 96. George was photographed being comforted by his great-aunt Sophie of Wessex and Charlotte was seen breaking down in tears before being comforted by Middleton.

Despite her strong emotions, Charlotte seemed to be following protocol and even helped her older brother follow the rules. She was seen telling George when to bow during the funeral.

Prince George and Queen Elizabeth II.
George was mourning the loss of his great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, who died on Sept. 8. Getty Images

Much like his uncle, Prince Harry, back in the day, George has a history of making silly faces at important events. He stole the show with his facial expressions while attending Wimbledon with his parents.

Charlotte also hilariously corrected George’s posture during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebration in June.

Meanwhile, Charlotte was also seen scolding their little brother, Louis, after he made funny faces during the Jubilee pageant.

George seemed to be amused by Louis’ antics, perhaps knowing that he passed on his habit of making funny faces to his younger bro.