They were the undisputed heroes of Queen Elizabeth’s jubilee. Royal Babies (some of them in their first appearances, see August, son of Eugenie of York), and their surprised faces spread all over the world, instantly going viral. And if success Prince Louisnoted and recognized also by mom Kate and dad William, there is no doubt even the other children of the Cambridge family did not disappoint.

It’s been years since then Baby George conquered social networks with his facial expression, always between a skeptic and a gloomy one, and if now the heir to the throne has undoubtedly grown up (and looks more and more like Prince William), then on the occasion of the Jubilee he again became the protagonist of a funny curtain between the royal grandchildren and great-grandchildren. One of the most viral was undoubtedly the one you saw him get involved with. sister Charlotte on the balcony of Buckingham Palace on the last day of celebrations. In a special moment, culminating in the unexpected appearance of the Queen herself and reserved only for the heirs to the throne, the Cambridge veterans from the podium where they watched the parade greeted the audience and sang to the music God save the queen.

On this occasion, the little girl from Cambridge House proved to be very attentive to etiquette, and when George was distracted by putting his hand on the railing, Charlotte gently touched his hand, suggesting that he put his hand down and, above all, correct his posture. and straighten up. A gesture that once again demonstrated the complicity and affection of the three brothers, who seemed happy and very close to each other. From the carriage ride for Trooping the Color to the Saturday night concert, and not forgetting a sweet moment in the kitchen with Kate making cupcakes, William’s family seemed more united than ever. And to those who criticized the behavior of little Louis, who was sometimes considered restless (and fortunately, we dare to say), Kate and William directly ironically answered in a post after the celebrations: “We all had a great time, especially Louis … ????” .