First Baby Cambridge Themed Commercial Emerges And It's A Beer Ad [VIDEO]

Kate Middleton and Prince William took their one-day old son home from the hospital today. The royal couple showed off their baby boy to adoring fans and the media. A glowing Kate emulated her late mother-in-law Princess Diana, when she presented her son to the world wearing a blue polka-dot dress.

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The royal baby frenzy has captured the attention of the world and it is estimated the royal birth could bring over 240 million pounds into the British economy. Everyone seems to be getting in on the royal baby craze and advertisers are hoping the little guy will help increase their sales.

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The first royal baby commercial was released today by the makers of Carling beer. The ad opens up with triumphant music and a painter getting ready to work on the royal nursery. He takes a deep breath, looks around the room as if he can already see the finished product and says, "Right, let's get on with this."

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The painter begins moving things here and there, setting up his tools and paying close attention to the smallest details. He even combs out the forelock of the royal rocking horse. As the painter finishes, he puts together a butterfly mobile and hangs it over the baby's bassinet.

The painter stands back to admire all of his hard work and a butler enters the room to present the man with his reward, a tall Carling beer. The butler's eyes widen when he see the room and tells the painter, "It's good but it's not quite Carling."

The camera pans out to reveal a bright pink nursery. The painter realizes his mistake because the royal child is not a girl.

The Butler than says to the painter, "Next time, ask before you paint." The painter replies, "Next time. Is she pregnant again?" The commercial ends with a congratulations to the royal couple.