Fans in Tears As Louis & Lena Tindall Share SWEET Brother-Sister Moment, Their Reaction Is Priceless
Whether it’s a Jubilee celebration, a royal wedding, or Trooping the Colour, an appearance on the Buckingham Palace balcony is almost a guarantee. The location serves as the perfect venue for the royal family to interact with their subjects, and with decades of history, the balcony has played host to several iconic moments.
Prince Louis, adored by royal fans around the world for his expressive behavior, didn’t disappoint at this year’s ceremony. Known for his cheeky antics, the youngest of the Wales children doesn’t always get his way. When he was just four years old, young Louis was spotted having a surprising moment with one of his relatives. Louis was videoed asking for snacks that his younger cousin, Lena Tindall, was eating, but Lena wasn’t having it.
“Mate, everyone’s talking about Louis, but did anyone see Lena? She’s a whole mood,” one observer noted. Lena, who had her priorities straight, said “no” to Louis and gave him a look, leading to a priceless reaction from her older sister, Savannah. Savannah, with a disapproving expression, seemed to capture what everyone was thinking when her cousin put out his hand for the snacks. The video, which sent social media into a frenzy, won Lena a legion of new fans. One commenter wrote, “This is too good! All the kids seem so cute, happy, and funny, and Lena was a lot of fun, full of personality.” Another remarked, “It’s fantastic how they’ve been brought up to hear ‘no’ from their cousins.”
In previous years, Louis has been seen pulling faces in the carriage and on the palace balcony, sticking his tongue out and waving like small children often do. But having just turned six in April, Louis showed a more grown-up side this year, with his scene-stealing moments a little more refined. The youngest of Prince William and Princess Catherine’s children took a small tumble as he stood with his mom and siblings before the military parade began. Footage of his reflection in a glass window ahead of the event showed him innocently tripping on a step in the rain.
That wasn’t the only time young Prince Louis caused a stir. During the ceremony on the balcony, he was spotted getting distracted. Louis cheekily tugged on the blind cords while his mother Catherine watched his every move. Instead of looking out at the crowds, he pulled on the white cord in the window, trying to lift the huge window of the office. The Duchess of Edinburgh looked on as Louis, clenching his teeth and using both hands, attempted to push the window up, eager to get a better view. Shortly after, he was seen yawning while watching the parade, standing in the Duke of Wellington’s former office. The little prince tilted his head back, yawning big while his sister Charlotte politely observed the event.
Determined not to fall asleep, Louis danced his way through the show, jiggling his hips from side to side and grinning. His mom, Catherine, laughed behind him, but his older sister Princess Charlotte appeared slightly annoyed, muttering something to him. The BBC commentator chuckled as the comical moment aired live on television, saying, “He’s enjoying boogieing along to that!” While his moves got a laugh from his mom, Princess Charlotte, aged nine, seemed less than impressed and appeared to tell Louis to stop.
This marked the trio’s first major royal appearance of the year at their grandfather King Charles’s official birthday parade. However, King Charles, who is also suffering from cancer, made today’s spectacle of military pomp and pageantry a symbolic statement by the monarchy after much uncertainty. The siblings’ outing also marked a welcome return to the royal spotlight, as they were last seen together in public on Christmas Day with the rest of the royal family at Sandringham, before their mother was admitted to the hospital for abdominal surgery.
