From multiple yawns to enthusiastic waves, Prince William and Kate Middleton’s 5-year-old son’s silly antics were caught on camera Saturday.
POOL/AFP via Getty ImagesHe waved enthusiastically at onlookers.“Prince Louis’ yawn is all of us after two hours,” one fan tweeted, while another called him a “meme king.
”if he misbehaved, but he only briefly disappeared an hour and a half in, returning to sing “God Save the King.”Kate Middleton and Prince William rode with their kids.Louis’ antics continued when he exited and drove to Buckingham Palace in a carriage with the Prince and Princess of Wales and his siblings.
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