Last March, Kate Middleton shook the world with a heartfelt video, revealing her battle with cancer. Since then, the Princess of Wales took a step back from her royal duties to focus on treatment. However, on June 15, she made a triumphant return during the Trooping the Color ceremony. This grand event celebrates King Charles’ birthday, and Kate joined her family—Prince William, and their three children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and the ever-enthusiastic Prince Louis.
The family enjoyed a delightful carriage ride from Buckingham Palace to Horse Guards Parade. Once they arrived, they watched the military spectacle from the window of a building alongside other royal family members. Six-year-old Prince Louis, the youngest of the crew, seemed particularly mesmerized by the parade. As the military bands played, he couldn’t help but dance along.
Prince Louis Asks a Funny Question
While Prince Louis was curious about the parade, something else caught his eye. He noticed a beaded blind cord by the window. Lip reader, Nicola Hickley reported that Louis asked his mother, “Can I play with the pearls?” Kate replied with a gentle but firm, “No. I need you to concentrate on the parade.”
Prince Louis has a knack for stealing the show at royal events with his adorable antics. This moment is just another instance of his endearing charm. Who can forget his fun, memorable reactions at past events? Whether he’s being curious or comically expressive, Louis always manages to capture our hearts.
During the RAF flypast, as the royal family stood on the Buckingham Palace balcony, Prince William was spotted affectionately pulling Louis’ ears. Kate watched and smiled, while big sister Charlotte nudged her younger brother to stand still when the national anthem played. These moments only add to the endearing charm of the young prince.
The Remarkable Return of Kate Middleton
Kate Middleton’s appearance at Trooping the Color took many by surprise. Her return was met with joy by royal subjects who had missed her during her hiatus. The family once again delighted the public with their iconic carriage ride and balcony wave at Buckingham Palace.
But Kate’s return wasn’t just for show. According to the Daily Mail, she attended the ceremony primarily for her three children and her father-in-law, King Charles, who is also undergoing cancer treatment. Royal expert Rebecca English mentioned, “For the young ones to participate fully—riding in the carriage, watching the proceedings, and joining the family—Kate had to be there to keep an eye on them while Prince William was on horseback.”
The day was filled with poignant, heartwarming moments that showcased not just the royal duties but also the familial love and support that define the British royals.
This article first appeared on aufemenin – Author: Léa Ouzan
