Kate Middleton Takes Prince George For His First Stroll In Kensington Gardens

The Duchess of Cambridge was spotted with her huge Silver Cross buggy and an excited Lupo...

Kate Middleton has been photographed taking Prince George for his first stroll in Kensington Gardens today, and the pictures are incredible. Showing the Duchess of Cambridge dressed down in blue skinny jeans, a grey jumper, a khaki jacket and scarf, a navy blue baseball cap and gloves, she looks like any happy, normal new mum out and about with her baby.

She wore her famous locks tied back into a glossy ponytail and finished off her look with running trainers (no socks, tres chic) and pushed Prince George along in his huge Silver Cross pram. While it appears from looking at the pictures that Duchess Kate was alone on her autumn stroll, we've no doubt she had some security walking behind her, as the images show she was certainly recognised by some passers-by.

It's the very first time we've seen Duchess Kate out and about in London on her own with four-month-old baby George. And Lupo came along too, running through the leaves and around Duchess Kate excitedly. Too. Cute.

Earlier this week, the most photographed woman in the world was spotted leaving the Queen's annual Diplomatic Reception at Buckingham Palace, while wearing the Queen Mother's tiara. And tonight she'll head out for a date night at the cinema with Prince William to the UK premiere of Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom at the Odeon Leicester Square in London, where she'll share the red carpet with stars Idris Elba and Naomie Harris.

And her busy week continues, as tomorrow, she'll visit the Shooting Star Children's Hospice in Hampton, Middlesex, while Prince William will present Afghanistan service medals to Irish Guard soldiers in Aldershot.

Looks like Duchess Kate is enjoying some quality quiet time with baby George before her busy weekend. Aww.

Right, we're all off a stroll in Kensington Gardens... ahem.

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