Inside Prince William's day-out with oldest son Prince George at the Ashes

Prince William enjoyed some father-son bonding with his eldest son, Prince George as they attended the Ashes at Lord’s over the weekend.

Accommodating the Royal wing, the twosome looked comfortable as they occasionally snacked on pizza as well as were photographed conversing with the likes of Rishi Sunak and Stephen Fry.

The Prince of Wales sported a blue jacket over a light blue shirt, shielding his face from the sun with a pair of shades.

Meanwhile, the 10-year-old royal opted for a dark blue suit.

Speaking to the Daily Star, body language expert, and clairvoyant Inbaal Honigman enthused about the close bond between the future king and his son while dishing on the duo’s individual personality traits.

"George appears older than his years. We don't see any fidgeting, he's sitting patiently, watching and chatting," she said to the outlet.

Inbaal went on to explain that George’s response to his surrounding demonstrated he "fully engaged with the environment around him."

And although the previous body language of the younger suggested his self-consciousness in public, Adrianne Carter noted that he appears to have gradually grown in confidence.

"William comes across as a hands-on parent and willing to take the time to spend with his oldest son one on one. He wants to show a close bond to the world," shared Carter.

"In this clip we see a confident boy growing and being calm under scrutiny. In some clips at previous events, George can often look self-conscious but we don’t see any of that in this clip."