'Yay, King!' Prince Louis' cute comments during coronation carriage ride
Prince Louis delighted royal fans with his antics during King Charles' coronation.
Beforehand, it wasn't known if the Prince and Princess of Wales' youngest child would attend the ceremony at Westminster Abbey.
However, when he appeared, walking alongside his sister Princess Charlotte, the crowd new they were in for a treat – and he didn't disappoint.
Now, a lip reader has shared her interpretations of his excited comments during the royals' carriage ride back to Buckingham Palace after the ceremony.
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Prince Louis delighted royal fans with his antics during King Charles' coronation. Getty
The youngest child of the Prince and Princess of Wales seemingly shared some of his observations with his siblings, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
His comments have been interpreted by lip reader Krystin Kalvoy, who shared her suggestions on TikTok.
According to Kalvoy, the little prince said to his sister, "Look, waving."
The Wales children pictured during the carriage ride from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace. Samir Hussein/WireImage
He also said, "Yay, King," and, "Lots of people waving."
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Prince Louis then joined the royal family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, where newly-crowned King Charles and Queen Camilla waved to the waiting crowd.
The five-year-old even did well during the ceremony, with the help of a short break facilitated by a nanny.
He was also seen yawning from time to time, which is to be expected of one so young.
Louis joined his family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace after the coronation ceremony. Getty
Prince Louis, who is fifth in line to the British throne following his father Prince William, brother Prince George and sister Princess Charlotte, skipped the King's Coronation Concert held on the grounds of Windsor Castle on May 7.
However, he did join his family for a visit to 3rd Upton Scouts Hut in Slough the next day.
Prince George, nine, helped his father drill holes into a wooden box, capably holding the tool while still under the watchful eye of the adults.
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The family helped with an ongoing build, ate marshmallows and joined the archery activity. Daniel Leal - WPA Pool/Getty Images
Prince Louis roasting marshmallows with the scouts during the outing. Daniel Leal - WPA Pool/Getty Images
Princess Charlotte enthusiastically re-varnished part of the wooden door while little Prince Louis took control of the wheelbarrow.
He was seen expertly shovelling in dirt from a bag into the wheelbarrow before wheeling it away – and he looked like he was enjoying every minute of his first ever royal engagement.
They also took a turn at the archery activity, showcasing their excellent aim.
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