Prince Louis is proving that he’s a royal force to be reckoned with after he stole the show (again!) while watching the Platinum Jubilee Pageant. The 4-year-old son of Prince William and Kate Middleton was anything but regal during the final day of Queen Elizabeth ll’s Platinum Jubilee—sassing his mom and sticking his tongue out—after the duchess gestured for her youngest to watch the parade.
The Peeved Prince Puts On A Show Of His Own
The mischievous monarch sat in the Royal Box, sitting between mom, Kate Middleton, and sister Princess Charlotte, where he did everything but watch the Platinum Jubilee Pageant in London, on Sunday.
The tyrannical tot appeared unimpressed with the parade, heck he could hardly stand still, so he decided to put on a show of his own. The hot-tempered heir was pictured making a variety of faces in the grandstands before his mom attempted to get the young royal to behave —but her efforts were fruitless—and the prince threw his tiny hand over her mouth and went about his royal row of commotion.
At one point, Prince Louis raised his arms in the air and stuck out his tongue, and as his mother made another attempt to calm the young royal, he gave her the ‘ol five-fingered salute!
The narky nobility also decided to stand on his chair and appeared to throw a cushion, which is when the duchess decided she’d had enough of her sassy son and made the wise decision to take a breather for a short spell with the youngster.
Prince Louis Is Developing A Reputation For Causing A Royal Ruckus
The fussy 4-year-old’s behavior even caught the attention of Mike Tindall—retired rugby player and husband of Prince William’s cousin Zara Tindall—who jokingly told gestured to Louis that he was watching him, and no doubt unimpressed with his behavior.
It's not the first time the young prince has stolen the show during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
Last week, when the royal family joined the Queen on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during the Trooping the Colour—an event marking the official birthday of the British sovereign—Prince Louis made it clear that he thought the Royal Airforce Flyover was a bit much, putting his hands over his ears and screaming!