Prince George and Kate Middleton attended the America’s Cup World Series of yacht racing in Portsmouth, England, on Sunday and met with young fans, including a 10-year-old boy who won a competition to design the event’s trophy. The child asked what George, the couple’s eldest of their two children, had received for his birthday. “I am not telling, he got too many things, he’s far too spoiled,” William said, adding, “He’s not into boats yet.” He did not reveal what gifts were given to George. In the past, the child has received luxurious birthday presents such as an £18,000 Victorian-style playhouse on wheels, as well as a custom-made rocking horse from US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama. The child, the third in line to the British throne and older brother of Princess Charlotte, 1, celebrated his third birthday Friday. To mark the happy occasion, Kensington Palace released four new photos of the boy, which were taken at his family’s country home, Amner Hall. At the America’s Cup World Series, William and Kate cheered on Sir Ben Ainslie’s Land Rover BAR Team and were given a tour of their home base in Portsmouth. Kate is a royal patron of the 1851 Trust charity, which is affiliated with the group and works to get kids involved in the maritime industry. William and Kate wore matching gray, black and red America’s Cup t-shirts and dark jeans. The Duchess of Cambridge paired her look with a £2,200 pair of leaf drop diamond pave Kiki McDonough earrings and taupe espadrille wedges, The Telegraph reported. Her husband wore red and white sneakers.