Every cute moment with the royal kids you missed during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee
The royal kids truly delivered at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee pageant, though they certainly didn't mean to.
The final event of the weekend's celebrations, the Jubilee pageant, proved a lively one.
The Queen's great-grandchildren were quite well-behaved in the first two hours, however, as the last 45 minutes hit, the youngsters did start to get a bit antsy. Aside from Prince Louis, of course, who had ants in his pants from the very beginning...
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Prince Louis may have stolen the show with his cheeky antics, but his siblings and cousins had just as many cute moments. Chris Jackson - WPA Pool/Getty Images
Below, we've collated the most adorable and sweet moments from the young royals you may have missed while Louis was stealing the show.
Lena Tindall pouts her way through 'Dancing Queen'
Zara and Mike Tindall's daughter Lena was not feeling "young and free" when the groovy ABBA hit was performed during the pageant parade. Watch the hilarious clip above.
While her big sister Mia and cousin Savannah Phillips got to their feet to have a boogie, the youngster remained grouchy in her seat, seemingly death-staring someone in the corner of her vision.
Princess Charlotte gives Mia Tindall a cuddle
There's nothing that makes our hearts melt more than a moment of cousinly love, and Princess Charlotte and her second cousin Mia Tindall were not afraid to share a cuddly moment together on the pageant day. (Watch the clip above.)
Princess Charlotte gave Mia a squeeze while she came to sit in between she and her mum, Kate Middleton. Twitter
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At a point during the parade when Prince Louis had left his seat – most likely to bounce on his grandfather Prince Charles' knee – Mia came over to sit on the arm of Charlotte's chair and next to Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge.
Mia appeared a little tired, and so to cheer her up, Charlotte latched on and gave her a cuddle.
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Mia Tindall's sweet moment with Dad
Earlier in the pageant, Mia looked a lot more lively and enjoyed another cuddle with her dad, Mike Tindall.
At one point it seemed Mia tested Dad's personal space, though he didn't appear to have an issue with it.
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Mia was seen cuddling up to her dad, former footballer Mike Tindall, as she became restless during the show. AP
The pair gave some sweet smiles to the camera. Getty
Getting a little more loving, it seemed Mia decided to try her hand at some hairdos – though her dad's spare haircut didn't prove the best head to practice on.
Hairdresser time! Mia was seen stroking her dad's head, possibly trying to give him a new look. AP
Mia smirks at Boris Johnson... then clambers over him
The eldest Tindall's photo-worthy moments didn't stop there, with one of her truly shining ones coming when Boris Johnson introduced himself to her father.
While Mike Tindall seemed gracious in the moment, Mia couldn't help but cheekily smirk at the British prime minister – clearly unbothered by who he was.
Mia couldn't hold back her smirk as British Prime Minister Boris Johnson went to shake her father's hand. Chris Jackson - WPA Pool/Getty Images
In a later moment, Mia's nonchalance is seen once again when she clambers across Johnson and wife Carrie to exit her row and move on to, presumably, more important things. (Watch the clip above.)
Princess Charlotte and Lena Tindall cosy up
Another moment that caught the eyes of royal fans was when Princess Charlotte invited second cousin Lena Tindall to cuddle and read with her.
The pair were seen sitting close and browsing the programme from the pageant, figuring out what acts were up next.
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Lena and Princess Charlotte cuddled close while they had a look at the pageant programme together. UK Press via Getty Images
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Princess Charlotte goes into 'big sister mode'
It wouldn't be a day out with siblings without one telling off the other.
Princess Charlotte was captured twice trying to get her brother Louis to behave. In one clip (watch at the top of the page), the youngster is seen scolding her brother after he made a series of funny faces while sitting in his seat in the royal box.
Princess Charlotte was seen pulling her younger brother into line a few times. Getty
In another, she's seen trying to encourage Louis to sit still, while he bounces around in his seat.
A kiss for Lena
Princess Charlotte seemingly gave Lena a sweet peck on the nose during the parade. Getty
While discussing the parade with her brother, Prince George, Princess Charlotte gave her cousin Lena a quick peck on the nose as she leant over to join their conversation.
The older cousins were later seen speaking generously to their baby cousin, who seemed eager to be included in whatever they were chatting about.
No lollies for Louis
Lena Tindall delighted her cousins when she presented a handful of lollies – but the youngster wasn't keen on sharing them with her cousin Prince Louis.
While she leaned over to share them with Princess Charlotte, Lena was careful not to let Louis get a hold of any.
Saved the day: Lena Tindall arrived with lollies to share with her cousins - but not for all of them. AP
Louis appeared to beg for a lolly to snack on, but his cousin didn't seem to be in a compassionate mood. AP
In another photo, Lena is seeing walking over to Prince George to offer him some lollies, while Louis keeps his hand out, hoping to get one.
It's pretty clear from little Lena's face that she wasn't having any of it.
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