Prince Louis Steals the Spotlight with Adorable Coronation Day Moments Melt Hearts Worldwide
While May 6 marked King Charles’ Coronation, it was his grandson, Prince Louis, who effortlessly seized the spotlight, demonstrating once again that it’s Louis’ world, and we’re just living in it. A heartwarming exchange between Louis and his sister, Princess Charlotte, on that historic day has recently surfaced, offering a delightful glimpse into the charming personality of the young prince, who turns six on April 23.
According to reports from The Mirror, Prince Louis appeared slightly overwhelmed by the magnitude of the crowd that had gathered to witness the significant occasion. Lip-reading expert Jacqui Press noted that Louis, following instructions, proudly declared to his sister, “Look, waving,” as he engaged with the enthusiastic crowd, showcasing his adorable wave.
In a touching tribute to his grandfather, King Charles, Louis later exclaimed, “Yaaay King!” The endearing moment garnered immense attention on social media, with fans expressing their delight over Louis’ spirited participation in the coronation festivities.
One social media user shared a photo of Charlotte holding Louis’ hand inside Westminster Abbey, commenting, “They’re the only reason I’ve watched any of this!” Louis’ occasional yawns throughout the ceremony only added to his endearing charm.
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The Mirror reports that many were captivated by Louis’ unique wave on the Palace balcony, describing it as him swaying his hands out to either side before bringing them back in—resembling windscreen wipers. Fans across the globe couldn’t get enough, with some even suggesting that Louis’ distinctive wave should be the new official royal wave.
Despite the world’s insatiable appetite for adorable royal moments featuring Louis, Princess Charlotte, and their older brother, Prince George, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams notes that Prince William and Kate Middleton are cautious about overexposure. Fitzwilliams suggests that the younger royals, with their playful antics, could steal the show and make the monarchy more relatable on a global scale.
