The emotion was special for this edition of
Trooping the Color. Indeed, Saturday June 15 and like every year, the royal family gathered to celebrate the monarch’s birthday. While King Charles III and Princess Kate Middleton are both affected by cancer, they appeared very smiling in front of the crowd.
If only working members of the royal family were able to climb onto the balcony of Buckingham Palace, Prince Louis attracted all the attention. Every year, the little boy steals the show from his elders. He does not hesitate to alternate between grimaces and cries of astonishment during the flight over the Royal Air Force.
photo credit: Backgrid USA / Bestimage The British royal family
Prince Louis shared his concern for the crowd
Saturday June 15, Prince Louis appeared true to himself. He was seen dancing, playing with the curtain cords, pretending to fall asleep and even yawning exaggeratedly.
George and Charlotte’s brother also shown worried. As reported by Mirror, a lip reader helped decipher his words during the event. As he sat safely inside Buckingham Palace, he couldn’t help but think about the crowds. This was actually gathered in the rain to try to see the royal family. “They’re going to get wet!” he then indicated to Princess Charlotte, while he observed the sea of umbrellas.
Princess Charlotte scolded her little brother
Despite his concerns for Londoners, Prince Louis especially took advantage of the fanfare to do a few dance steps. An adorable scene, which did not fail to make Kate Middleton smile. For her part, Princess Charlotte showed up much less amused.
The one who never hesitates to reframe your brothers
during official events immediately asked Prince Louis to behave. “You need to stop doing this, watch the parade!” she told him. Visibly amused, the six-year-old boy then replied: “No, I won’t!”. Determined to enforcehis big sister then indicated: “You have to do what you are told!”. This request was once again ignored by the grandson of Charles III. An eventful exchange between the two children, to say the least.
