Prince George caught on camera singing along to ‘Sweet Caroline’ with his dad in heartwarming moment

Prince George was filmed over the weekend joining in with a live rendition of Neil Diamond’s ‘Sweet Caroline’ at Party at the Palace.

The eight-year-old – who is third in line of succession to the British throne – was in attendance at the star-studded event with his father Prince William, mother Kate Middleton and younger siblings Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

And while there were a number of performances to see throughout the party, viewers at home were quick to notice the young royal getting involved with his dad during Sir Rod Stewart’s rendition of ‘Sweet Caroline‘ in a moment now hailed as ‘adorable’.

Prince George could be seen waving a miniature Union Jack flag and singing along to the chorus of the song, which is regarded as the country’s adopted national anthem.

One social media user wrote: “Prince George singing along to Sweet Caroline says Britain is in safe hands.”

Another person commented: “Prince George singing along to “Sweet Caroline” is incredibly cute.”

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And a third joked: “Why are people surprised at Prince George singing Sweet Caroline? He’s 3rd in line to the throne, he should know the national anthem by now.”

Sir Rod said he wanted to stay on the stage ‘all night’ following his performance, with him telling PA News: “It was fabulous. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity, and while I’ve done it before, never on this scale.”

And speaking about the Queen, who celebrated seventy years on the throne over the weekend, Sir Rod added: “She’s homely. She’s funny. I’ve had so many funny occasions with her that make me smile.

“She’s just wonderful. There’s not many of those… Not many at all.”

Over 22,000 fans were in attendance at the concert at Buckingham Palace on Saturday night, where there were a number of performances and appearances from music icons, film stars and sport figures.

There were also performances from Sir Elton John, George Ezra, Craig David, Alicia Keys, Jax Jones, Mimi Webb and Eurovision’s Sam Ryder.