James Middleton has enjoyed the summer with his wife Alizee Thevenet and son Inigo, and the family were determined to not let the final days of August go to waste.
In a reel shared on his social media, James was seen taking part in the You Too / Me Too travel trend, bringing his pack of dogs alongside him and Inigo as they headed to the beach together.
Various clips then followed of James and his dogs enjoying their break, running through the chilly waters and playing in the sand. In one adorable standout moment, young Inigo could be seen burying one of the pooches in the sand!
Another cute moment saw Inigo in the sea with two of the dogs, throwing a small baseball for them to go and catch.
In his caption, James shared: "Their world is only as big as you make it, take them with you! Come rain or shine, dogs are always up for the adventure.
"Whether it's sandy paws at the beach, muddy walks in the woods or simply hanging out together for the day. Life’s better when they get to experience it with you."
Fans were besotted with the sweet video, as one enthused: "The most wholesome content on the internet today," and a second joked: "The buried dog, casually leaning into the experience."
Meanwhile, a third commented: "Well this has made me smile. Love that they're just living their best lives," and a fourth posted: "Love this! So heart warming, there’s nothing better than seeing dogs living their best life at the beach!"
Recent Inigo outings
James and Alizee have treated fans to several glimpses into Inigo's life as he grows up, and earlier this month, the family all enjoyed the solar eclipse together.
The toddler, who was dressed for the warm summer weather in a striped tee, shorts and trainers, was enamoured as he watched the sunset beside the family's two golden retrievers, Mabel and Isla, and a plush toy dog. Inigo's hair looked so long and just as blonde as his mum's.
While his cousins are being raised in the royal spotlight, Inigo is growing up in the Berkshire countryside. James and his family have settled in a gorgeous 16th-century Grade II-listed farmhouse with sprawling gardens.
Speaking to HELLO! last December, James shared how his son was being raised to speak multiple languages at home. "Alizee only speaks to him in French and I only speak to him in English, so he's in that sort of Duolingo aspect of [being] slightly slower in speaking, but sentences will be half-French, half-English," he said. "It's wonderful to watch."






