Prince Louis steals the show at Trooping the Colour
Prince Louis seemed impatient while waiting for the impressive fly over display at Trooping the Colour this year.
The youngest of the Cambridge children, Louis, four, joined senior royals on the balcony at Buckingham Palace for the finale at the Queen's official birthday celebration event.
Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their three children along with other senior royals gathered on the balcony together, with Louis barely able to stand still in anticipation.
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Prince Louis covered his ears with his hands during the aerial display. Alastair Grant/Pool Photo via AP
The young one clearly found the fly past display a little loud Aaron Chown/Pool Photo via AP
At one point he walked over to his grandfather Prince Charles before returning to his mother Kate Middleton who spoke to him quietly in his ear several times, pointing to the sky to try and maintain his attention.
The Queen also leaned in to have a word to her great-grandson and at one point while Prince Louis had his back turned while speaking to his mother.
Princess Charlotte tapped him on the back, seemingly urging him to turn around in case he missed it.
The youngest Cambridge child stole the show with his antics. Alastair Grant/Pool Photo via AP
Louis had many sweet moments where he turned and spoke to Her Majesty as they waited for the next display to fly overhead Aaron Chown/Pool Photo via AP
Prince Louis held his face in his hands as he waited leaning forward on the balcony next to his siblingss hands as he waited.
During the fly over display he held his hands against his ears to ward off the loud noise however he seemed to enjoy the display.
As they waited for the next display to fly past, Louis had many sweet moments where he turned and spoke to Her Majesty.
Prince Louis held his face in his hands as he waited leaning forward on the balcony next to his siblings AP
His mother tried to keep his attention focused on the display as Louis pulled faces Aaron Chown/Pool Photo via AP
Prince George, eight, Princess Charlotte, seven and Prince Louis, four, took part in the the parade at this year's Trooping the Colour for the first time.
The Cambridge children were seated in the first carriage of the procession opposite their mum and the Duchess of Cornwall.
Prince Louis was seated in between his older siblings, dressed in a sailor suit, understood to be the same sailor suit his father wore at the same age.
Prince George was dressed in a smart day suit teamed with a blue tie and Princess Charlotte wore a blue dress.
The Cambridge children wave to royal fans during the parade. WireImage
They were seated in the first carriage with their mother, Kate Middleton and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall. Getty
The Duchess of Cambridge stunned in a white coat dress by Alexander McQueen paired with a navy and white hat.
Prince William was on horseback for the procession, riding alongside Prince Charles and Princess Anne.
He later joined his family on the balcony at Buckingham Palace for the fly over finale.
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince George of Cambridge, Prince Louis of Cambridge and Princess Charlotte of Cambridge ride in a carriage during the Trooping the Colour parade at Buckingham Palace on June 02, 2022 in London, England. Getty
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