Prince Louis accidentally sings God Save The Queen in sweet blunder

Prince Louis is taking a keen interest in one of King Charles ’ favourite hobbies, Kate Middleton has revealed. The Princess of Wales, 41, stunned in a pink dress as she made a surprise appearance at the Chelsea Flower Show this week. Her visit came a year after the late Queen Elizabeth II arrived at the annual event in a vivid pink dress and travelled around the show in an adapted golf buggy.

During a previous trip to the annual Chelsea garden Show, the Prince of Wales accidentally let slip his adorable yet highly unusual nickname for his daughter, Princess Charlotte.

The Prince and Princess of Wales' three children played incredibly important roles throughout Coronation weekend, including Prince George's position as a Page of Honour to his grandfather King Charles. But while the ancient ceremony went off without a hitch, with the excitement over, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis have gone back to school. And while their starring roles on the day mean the Royal trio have a bigger public profile than ever, the careful oversight of their mother, Kate, means this is unlikely to affect their day to day lives.

King Charles found a lovely distraction during his tedious Coronation rehearsals over the last few months. According to a source in The Express, the newly-crowned monarch was forced to watch on as bishops messed up their lines and a message from his late mother Queen Elizabeth II's own Coronation was used instead of the updated version during rehearsals, leading to long days and heavy eyes.The 74 year old was reportedly at one point looking particularly worn out on his Westminster Abbey throne, but upon spotting his grandson Prince Louis just to the side of him, Charles perked up. Second son of Prince William and Kate Middleton, Louis, 5, brought some levity to the formal ceremony practise sessions.

King Charles’ coronation had finally concluded on May 6.Once the church service at Westminster Abbey wrapped up, Louis, 5, piled into a carriage on the way back to Buckingham Palace with his parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton, as well as his older siblings, Princess Charlotte and Prince George.A self-styled pro lip reader has recently revealed what the twitting tot was shouting from the automobile during the coronation procession.Krystin Kalvoy duetted a clip of the child in the carriage on TikTok, sharing what she believes he really said.According to Kalvoy, Louis was howling: “What are you yelling to? What are you screaming to?” to the crowds along the route.Louis was also seen yawning and making funny faces in the vehicle as he rode by.In an earlier moment — before the crowning occurred — Louis told his sister, 8, “Look, waving,” according to lip reader Jacqui Press.Press told the DailyMail earlier his week that Louis said “yes, of course” to his sissy while laughing as he gestured to onlookers from the car, on the way to the antiquated church.The expert also alleged that once the event finished, Louis uttered “yay, king,” and “lots of people waving” to Charlotte as they drove past jubilate people on the London streets.

visited a Brownie troop in Slough, England, Monday where she revealed 5-year-old Prince Louis’ nickname for the first time. “Pop that in the fire, Lou-Bug,” Middleton told Louis as they toasted marshmallows together at the event. Kate and Louis made the visit with Prince William, 40, Prince George, 9, and Princess Charlotte, 8, following the coronation of King Charles over the weekend.

Sugar rush! Prince Louis enjoyed a round of s’mores with his family during his first royal engagement.

Prince Louis is lending a hand! The youngest son of Prince William and Kate Middleton stepped out with his parents and siblings for his very first official royal engagement on Monday. The Wales family made a surprise appearance during The Big Help Out, a day in which people are encouraged to volunteer in their communities, working alongside the 3rd Upton Scout Group in Slough, England. It's an organization particularly meaningful to Kate, who serves as a president of the Scout Association.In true Louis fashion, the 5-year-old stole the show with his animated expressions as he roasted marshmallows with his older brother, Prince George, 9, and his older sister, Princess Charlotte, 8.

Prince William and Kate Middleton freshened up for the Big Help Out on Monday, following the fantastic success of Sunday's coronation concert. Down at a local scout hut, the couple brought out their three young kids Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis for some volunteering fun, as workers reset a path, dug a brand-new soakaway, sanded and revarnished the front door, and added planters to the front of the building.

Kate Middleton and Prince William were joined during the celebration at Windsor Castle by their two oldest children, Prince George, 9, and Princess Charlotte, 8. Prince Louis was notably absent.According to the commentator, the concert began way past Louis' bedtime, and his parents decided to keep him home.

Prince Louis shared a very heartwarming moment with big brother George when the two Wales' brothers appeared on the balcony of Buckingham Palace yesterday (6 May), a lip reader has claimed. The duo accompanied other members of the Royal Family as they greeted crowds waiting out on the Mall just moments after King Charles and Queen Camilla had been crowned in a historic ceremony at Westminster Abbey in the capital.

King Charles III waited his whole life for this moment — to finally and officially be crowned the king of England — but that didn't stop Prince Louis from stealing the spotlight with yet another entertaining round of random facial expressions.The 5-year-old prince put on a show when the royal family stepped out onto the balcony at Buckingham Palace on Saturday, at times looking intrigued and at other times bored. He also waved to the crowd with a bit of sassiness. Louis stood alongside his parents -- Prince William and Kate Middleton -- both of whom appeared to get a kick out of his antics.Louis pouted during some portions of the balcony walkout but at other times he appeared impressed with all the pomp and circumstance, particularly during the military flyover.

Prince Louis joined his family - the Prince and Princess of Wales and siblings Prince George and Princess Charlotte - for the Coronation celebrations at Westminster Abbey and on the balcony at Buckingham Palace. And the sweet five-year-old was spotted cheering on his grandfather in the royal carriage which took the family from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace following the Coronation service. According to lip reading expert Jacqui Press, who spoke to Femail, the young prince was saying: "'Yaaaay Say king.

Prince Louis once again melted hearts across the nation on Saturday as he stood in awe of his mum Kate Middleton during grandfather King Charles' Coronation.The five-year-old, who had viewers of the BBC broadcasted ceremony laughing with his restless antics in the front row, gave his mum a loving glance up as he stared at her stunning look for the special day.The Princess Of Wales donned a deep blue Royal Victorian Order mantle edged in scarlet over an Alexander McQueen embroidered ivory silk crepe dress. While her silver bullion, crystal and silver thread work three-dimensional leaf embroidery headpiece was by Jess Collett x Alexander McQueen.

Prince Harry flew from Los Angeles to London this week to show public support at father King Charles' Coronation on Saturday, making his first public appearance of the year with his royal relatives. But the Duke of Sussex wasn't given a spot beside his immediate family inside the Westminster Abbey ceremony and was instead relegated to the third row to watch his father and stepmother Camilla crowned.

Fans around the world have enjoyed seeing adorable Prince Louis during the Coronation ceremony at Westminster Abbey. The youngest child of the Prince and Princess of Wales yawned and chatted to his sister Princess Charlotte during the service, which saw his grandfather King Charles III and Queen Camilla crowned. However, many viewers were left baffled when the Prince appeared to go missing and wasn't alongside his parents Kate and William, during some of the ceremony.

Prince Louis captured attention again during his grandad King Charles' Coronation as he yawned and chatted to his sister Princess Charlotte during the service. Louis was seen fidgeting during the ceremony, before television footage showed that he left the front row at Westminster Abbey, where he was sat next to his parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales and his sister Charlotte. It is understood that plans were in place for him to leave the service at some point and television footage showed that Louis later returned to his place on the front row.

Millions of people around the world tuned their televisions today - not only to see Charles crowned as The King in a magnificent and historical Coronation ceremony - but to see the young royals take centre stage. And while his older siblings were impeccably behaved, at just five years of age the day proved a little too long for Prince Louis.The youngster hit the headlines last summer after making rib-tickling faces from the balcony of his great-grandmother The late Queen's Platinum Jubilee, with mum Kate Middleton struggling to calm him down.

coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla on the morning of May 6.Louis, 5, gave a cute wave to onlookers from his car as he and his family were the last to arrive at Westminster Abbey for the ceremony.As for George, 9, he was given the special task of being one of his grandfather’s Pages of Honor, having held onto his red robe as the 74-year-old monarch walked into the church. He joined the other pages, Nicholas Barclay, Lord Oliver Cholmondeley, both 13, and Ralph Tollemache, 12 — the children of a few noble families in England.

Prince William, Prince of Wales and Catherine, Princess of Wales (aka Kate Middleton), along with their three children, arrive for the Coronation of Charles III and his wife, Camilla, as King and Queen of the United Kingdom at Westminster Abbey on Saturday (May 6) in London, England.