William speaks French & Kate cheers up Prince George : THE ROYALS ARRIVE IN CANADA

Prince William, Catherine Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George, Princess Charlotte arrive for the 2016 Royal Tour of Canada.

Walking down the plane steps, Kate was pictured wearing a knee-length Jenny Packham blue dress with a matching Lock & Co hat and the Queen’s Maple Leaf brooch.

At one point, Prince George looked on the edge of tears as the 3-year-old, wearing a blue jumper, a checkered shirt and shorts. The Prince had an upset look on his face after his 9-hour flight on a Canadian Air Force jet.

Mum Kate came to the rescue by bending down with his sister Charlotte in her hands and cheered him up. Princess Charlotte, on the other hand, looked in great spirits with a smile on her face in a flowered dress.

Prince George held on to his Dad’s hand as he walked down the plane steps. William wore a navy suit, matching it with a red and blue striped tie. Princess Charlotte, wearing a flowered dress with a blue clip in her hair, was in her mother’s arms as the Royals emerged from the Airbus 310 at the military base of Victoria airport for their week-long trip to Canada.

The Royal couple was greeted first on the Tarmac by Governor General David Johnston and his wife. Followed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife, Sophie Gregoire Trudeau. Also on the Tarmac was British Columbia's Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon. B.C. Premier Christy Clark and her son, Hamish were also on the tarmac.

Prince William addressed the nation of Canada in a speech at the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia. He praised their country and set out his plans in Canada for his family. He then had a smile on his face and joked about a previous visit: “I have very happy memories as a shy teenager. A few of you remember it too well, I think.”. He later went on to speak in French, impressing the crowd and thanking the people of Canada for their support over the years.

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