An expert lip-reader has unveiled what Prince Louis apparently said to the Princess of Wales at Trooping the Colour yesterday, along with other comments made by the young royal.
Louis, six, who is the youngest child of Kate, 42, and Prince William, 41, has a tendency to steal the show at Trooping the Colour thanks to his hilarious facial expressions and actions throughout the annual royal event.
This year's event, held on 15 June, saw Louis and his siblings - Prince George, 10, and Princess Charlotte, nine - join their parents on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to watch the annual RAF flyover.
The three young royals also accompanied mum Kate in a horse-drawn carriage to travel down the Mall to Buckingham Palace.
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Louis could be seen excitedly chatting to both his parents and siblings throughout the day, and now a lip reader has revealed what the youngster was saying.
Plane excitement
While on the balcony of the Palace, Louis shared a sweet moment with his dad William and mum Kate.
He watched in awe as a flyover performed to honour King Charles' birthday, and appeared mesmerised as the jets let out red, white and blue smoke.
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According to lip-reader Gaby Lane, Louis turned to his dad and said: “Papa, Papa, Papa, look at all that colour!”
Proud mum Kate smiled at her youngest son and told him the planes had 'dispersed', Lane told The Sun.
Sweet sibling moment
Louis interacted his older sister Charlotte throughout Trooping The Colour, but Charlotte was keen to stop her brother from misbehaving.
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According to Lane, the nine-year-old told Louis to 'put your hands down' during the national anthem.
Charlotte's orders
The Princess of Wales stood with her three children at Horse Guards Parade, with the family watching the ceremonial parade performed by the regiments together.
Louis appeared to be enjoying himself as he danced along during the march of the Scots Guards to Highland Laddie.
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However, his sister Charlotte was less than impressed by his dance moves.
Expert lip-reader Nicola Hickling revealed Charlotte told off Louis, telling him: "You have to stop doing that. Watch the parade."
However, Louis defiantly responded: "I won't," to which Charlotte sternly told him: "Do as you're told."
Hickling told The Mirror that Louis then simply responded: "Nope."
Chatting to Kate
Louis shared a sweet moment with the Princess of Wales as they travelled down the Mall together in a horse-drawn carriage.
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The six-year-old was astonished by the amount of people who had gathered in Central London, and pointed out the crowds to his mum.
Lane told The Sun that Louis said: "Look over there ma," while pointing to royal fans.
“Right, look at that,” Kate replied, according to Lane.
Topics: Kate Middleton, Royal Family
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