the facial expressions of Prince Louis still seduced the British

He stole the show again. As tradition dictates, the royal family found themselves on the balcony of Buckingham Palace this Saturday, June 17 to admire the flypast of the Royal Air Force on the occasion of Trooping the Colour. This day of celebrations which also saw a parade of the British Armed Forces, led by some senior members of the family on horseback, including King Charles III – a first since 1986 – was also an opportunity to celebrate the birthday of Queen Elizabeth II’s eldest son.

By his side were his wife, Queen Camilla, but also her son, Prince William, accompanied by Kate Middleton and their children, Princes George and Louis and Princess Charlotte. The youngest of the family, Louis, aged 5, delighted the spectators with his facial expressions on the balcony. A habit for the child. Between military salute to the cheering crowd, fists in the air or various pouts, the toddler also greeted the crowd in his particular way, with both hands, all under the amused gaze of his parents.

Prince Louis very fit during Trooping the Color

As the planes passed overhead, Kate Middleton encouraged Prince George to wave to the crowd as they smoothed Prince Louis’s hair andurged to face the crowd, he who, speaking to him, was from behind. Earlier, in the carriage with his brother, sister, mother and the Queen, Prince Louis delighted royal fans ashe made faces, while Prince George and Princess Charlotte remained unfazed. Kate Middleton, who had chosen not to parade on horseback, was very elegant, all in green – the color of Ireland – for Charles III’s birthday parade. A way for her to pay tribute to her role as Colonel of the Irish Guards, which she took over from her husband, Prince William. Princess Charlotte wore a white dress with red details, while her brothers wore matching sailor suits.