Can you see the royal toy?

Publish date: Monday, 15 Oct 2018, 9:50AM

Adorable Mia Tindall left royal fans completely baffled as she posed with a toy in Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's official wedding portraits.

Mia, four, was seen holding out a squidgy foam ice cream in her left hand as she sat alongside fellow bridesmaids Princess Charlotte and Theodora Williams for the photographs in the White Drawing Room at Windsor Castle.

Here the couple are pictured with their Bridesmaids and Page Boys.
Front row (left to right): Miss Mia Tindall; Miss Savannah Phillips; Miss Maud Windsor.
Back row: Prince George; Princess Charlotte; Miss Theodora Williams; Miss Isla Phillips; Master Louis De Givenchy. pic.twitter.com/8rW5TZAe6L
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) 13 October 2018

A source told MailOnline the toy was part of a bespoke "entertainment pack" given to the bridesmaids and page boys to keep them occupied.

Mia Tindall is a total badass (like her parents)#MiaTindall #ZaraPhillips #MikeTindall pic.twitter.com/B4rxAdl5g5
— DiamondShark (@LadyCaveDiver) 14 October 2018

Mia - who is the eldest daughter of Zara and Mike Tindall - clearly loves her props, after grabbing her great-grandmother the Queen's handbag in another official portrait two years ago.

Fans quickly took to social media to comment on the toy, which none of the other bridesmaids or page boys were pictured with.

Twitter users were left confused by the squidgy toy Mia was holding in the photograph, with one questioning: "What is miss Mia Tindall holding in her other hand?"

Another commented: "Just wondering, why is Mia Tindall holding a mushroom?"

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Others meanwhile commented on the serious expression on Mia's face, with one posting: "Mia Tindall is just sat there thinking, when will this be over #royalgoals".

The toy was in fact part of a personalised pack from KeepEmQuiet.com, which also included colouring books, games, figurines, puzzles and novelty glasses.

Mia appeared to be given the squishy toy in a bid to get her to sit still while photographer Alex Bramall took the official portraits.

This article was first published on dailymail.co.uk and is reproduced here with permission.