Topics: Kate Middleton, Prince George, Prince William, Princess Charlotte, Royal Family, Prince Louis, UK News
Everyone has been the exact same thing after spotting Prince Louis’ behaviour during his rare public appearance earlier today (5 May).
The seven-year-old royal attended the VE Day parade to mark 80 years since the formal acceptance of Germany's surrender in WWII and was joined by his parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton, alongside his two older siblings; Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince George, 11.
All eyes were on Louis, however, especially after his iconic reaction to his older brother fixing his hair. George was seen running his fingers through his locks to move it out of his face, only for Louis to then appear to mimic him, with an obvious display of exaggeration.
He could also be seen brushing some raindrops off of his father's jacket - a moment which a lip reader has since shared her expertise on.
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Fans watching the parade at home clearly couldn't wait to share their verdicts on Louis' behaviour for the special occasion, with many gushing over the fact that he was stealing the show.
One X user penned: "10 mins into #veday parade and Prince Louis is playing a blinder."
"There he is, the Meme King-In-Chief himself, Prince Louis!" quipped a second, while a third chimed in: "Prince Louis out here stealing the show again. Someone give this kid a crown already."
A fourth penned: "I love how William just casually accepts the behaviour lol."
"Lol Louis is such a character," beamed a fifth, while someone else joked: "Can we just have a camera on Prince Louis on every national celebration please?"
Another echoed: "Prince Louis, always supplying the entertainment!"
And a final X user added: "I love Prince Louis - he's been a character ALWAYS!"
During the parade, Louis and William exchanged a few words together, with lip reading expert Nicola Hickling revealing to The Sun that the future King told his son: "Look at this I think it's going to be quite wet today."
According to the outlet, Louis then asked a savage six-word question to his dad: "Wasn't this supposed to be fun?"
"It is son," William reportedly replied, also saying 'you will never forget this' before explaining how the parade will work.
"They will come along here, and then go towards there, and then we will make our way back," he said.
William reportedly added: "It's not going to be long and I want you to be taking an interest."
