The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were spotted hurrying through London's Kings Cross train station with their cocker spaniel Lupo after travelling from Norfolk.
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge travelled from Norfolk to London by train on the weekendThe Royal couple - who have 13-month-old son Prince George together - were spotted arriving at London's Kings Cross station with their dog Lupo after a relaxing trip to their home in Norfolk last week.
Prince William, 32, and Duchess Catherine, 31, both dressed casual in jeans and baseball caps as they left their train and headed for a waiting people carrier with their adorable cocker spaniel in tow.
The pair - who got married at Westminster Abbey in 2011 - had been visiting Anmer Hall, the country home on the Queen's 20,000-acre Sandringham estate which she gifted to them, to oversee the final renovations, according to the Daily Mirror newspaper.
Despite Catherine reportedly being keen for her young son to spend time in Norfolk, the toddler was not seen during their stay and wasn't with his parents when they arrived at Kings Cross.
However, with William recently taking on a new job as a pilot with the East Anglian Air Ambulance, the family will likely be spending much more time together at the idyllic mansion.