Prince Louis's 7 best Buckingham Palace moments ranked
While other members of the Royal Family maintain regal composure, Prince Louis reminds the world that royalty is still very much a family affair, complete with curious children doing what kids do best - having fun. Kate and William's youngest son first appeared on the Buckingham Palace balcony when he was just 13 months old for Trooping the Colour in 2019.
Little did royal fans know that he was entering the stage he would soon command at royal events for years to come. Prince Louis, who wore a blue and white outfit that was reminiscent of the outfits George and dad, Prince William, wore for their debuts, made his balcony entrance in his mum's arms.
Express.co.uk takes a look at the seven best moments of Prince Louis at Buckingham Palace, ahead of his attendance at Trooping the Colour 2025.
Prince Louis stole the show at the flypast for the late Queen during her Platinum Jubilee year in 2022 as he waved, pulled faces and covered his ears as the planes soared overhead.
The sailor suit looked exactly the same as one worn by his father, Prince William, on the palace balcony to watch a flypast for the Queen's birthday in 1985 when he was three.
The youngest Wales child entertained the crowds from the Buckingham Palace balcony by pulling faces and it looked as if he was screaming at the loud noise at one point.
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Prince Louis was back to his scene-stealing best during the VE Day 80th anniversary celebrations in London earlier this year.
Louis was spotted wiping his dad, Prince William’s uniform when they were watching the parade.
Louis also caused royal fans to laugh yet again when he started mimicking his older brother, Prince George.
While the pair sat next to each other, Louis was spotted catching a glimpse of his brother gently brushing the hair from in front of his face. Seconds later, his younger brother copied him in a mocking action.
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Prince Louis made his first appearance on a Buckingham Palace balcony in 2019 for Trooping the Colour when he was just over one year old.
Louis was brought out in his mum, the Princess of Wales' arms, dressed in a blue and white outfit – very similar to the one Prince William wore at the same event in 1984.
In fact, the little royal's waving was so animated that he accidentally hit Queen Camilla, on her hat. Camilla didn't seem to mind though, she turned to her grandson and gave him an adoring smile.
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During the Platinum Jubilee pageant, Louis sat with his mother and entertained viewers by pulling silly faces, including sticking out his tongue and putting his fingers in his mouth. His unfiltered reactions quickly went viral.
Prince Louis watched the Platinum Jubilee Pageant with his family as it made its way through the city, telling the story of the Queen’s 70-year reign and how this had transformed society.
"The Pageant will serve as an opportunity to gather and pay tribute to Her Majesty. It will culminate with the singing of the National Anthem, 'God Save the Queen' and a gospel choir to the sounds of the Band of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines," the Royal Family's website said of the event.
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Prince Louis gave crowds a unique wave from balcony of Buckingham Palace on the day of the King's Coronation in 2023.
As the Royal Family lined up in front of crowds on the Mall, and the sound of cheers swelled, Louis offered back a sweet two-handed wave.
He also gestured expressively into the crowd, before pointing and appearing to say: “Look over there!”
The adorable moment came after the young prince had captured hearts by fidgeteing, yawning and singing his way through his grandfather’s Coronation.
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