Prince Louis Keeps Prince William Looking Sharp at VE Day

Prince Louis makes a great stylist for his dad, Prince William. The 7-year-old royal made sure the future king was looking sharp during this year’s Victory in Europe Day at Buckingham Palace.

Louis, who was sitting next to his brother, Prince George, was photographed brushing down William’s military uniform. He also playfully tagged at the yellow braided cord on his father’s jacket.

Meanwhile, seated next to George was Princess Charlotte, followed by Catherine, Princess of Wales. Charlotte looked prim and proper with her formalwear and braided hair. Kate, on the other hand, turned heads in a striking magenta ensemble paired with a matching pillbox hat. Also present at the event were King Charles and Queen Camilla.

Cheeky Prince Louis Steals the Spotlight Again

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Louis never fails to amuse royal watchers with his playful antics at royal outings. The young prince was caught on camera being naughty again, which many find adorable.

Louis was photographed sticking his tongue out as he waited for the military procession. At one point, the prince appeared to have had enough of the festivities as he made silly faces and yawned next to his father.

The young royal also proudly showed off his gap-toothed smile multiple times throughout the event. Of course, Louis antics will never be complete without mimicking the royal family.

At the celebrations, Louis copied William’s gesture, pointing a finger at the event. The little prince also did not miss the chance to mimic his brother fixing his hair, with an obvious display of exaggeration.

Prince George, Princess Charlotte & Prince Louis Back on the Balcony

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Later at the event, the British royal family stepped out on the palace balcony to watch a patriotic flypast. William and Kate’s children were all present, marking their first public appearance this year. Their attendance at the commemorations was not announced in advance.

Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis looked delighted as they watched the flypast soar overhead. After the festivities, the young royals returned to the palace, where George later joined his parents for a special tea party hosted by the King and Queen. The event honored veterans and members of the World War II generation—a meaningful moment for George, who is second in line to the throne.

Meanwhile, William and Kate are said to be gradually introducing their children to royal duties. The young royals are expected to participate in more significant events throughout the week leading up to the 80th anniversary of VE Day on May 8, 2025.