The traditional Trooping the Colour parade once again filled the streets of London with pomp and excitement. With hundreds of soldiers, horses, and musicians marching in honor of King Charles III's official birthday, everything was set for a solemn day.
However, amid the protocol and military rigidity, it was the most human and relatable gestures that managed to move the public. Once again, Prince Louis became the main protagonist thanks to his overflowing charm and naturalness.
Rumors about Princes George and Louis are true
From his arrival by carriage alongside his mother and his siblings, Princes George and Charlotte, the youngest of the Windsors excelled once again. Once more, he won the affection of the public.
Dressed elegantly and alert to everything happening around him, Louis starred in one of the most talked-about moments of the parade. His tenderness and spontaneity made him the center of everyone's attention.
According to the newspaper The Sun, during the carriage ride, George and Louis had a charming conversation. In a moment of doubt, Louis asked: "Should I wave?", not really knowing how he should act in front of the crowd.
In response to the question, his older brother, George, answered calmly. "It's up to you, I can't believe how sunny the day is," highlighting the unusually good weather in the British capital.
The dialogue ended with a delightful suggestion from Louis: "Let's do it together." That was when the two little ones waved to the public, drawing applause and cheers from the crowd waiting for them in the streets.
Prince Louis was one of the main protagonists
Throughout the event, Kate Middleton kept a close eye on her children, who were dressed in coordinated blue and white tones, just like her. The bond between the siblings was evident, especially when Louis couldn't hold back his laughter as they made their way to Buckingham.
As usual, Louis once again showed his most spontaneous and playful side. He was seen paying close attention to the aerial parade, fascinated by the passing planes, and even playing with the blinds in the Major General's office while watching the event.
Once again, little Louis became the unexpected star of a solemn event. His fresh, approachable, and authentic character managed to win over the public and steal all the attention throughout the day.