Royal fans have gone crazy over Prince Louis waving at the crowd as he arrived at Westminster Abbey for his grandfather King Charles' coronation.
The five-year-old could be seen seated next to his sister Princess Charlotte as he waved and smiled at the onlooking crowd through the car window as it pulled up to Westminster Abbey.
Prince Louis sported a navy blue coat with a high collar and coordinating suit pants, while Princess Charlotte wore a stunning white dress paired with a matching cloak. Prince Louis waved as he arrived at Westminster Abbey for the King's coronation on Saturday. Picture: Twitter.The young Prince and Princess sat in the first row to watch King Charles III's crowning, at one point engaging in brief chat while holding what appeared to be choir papers.
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