Prince George Had Best Reaction To Prince Louis' Wild Jubilee Behavior

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The Platinum Jubilee celebrations for Queen Elizabeth II drew eyeballs from all over the world. But while Her Majesty may have been the center of the celebrations, all eyes were often on one of her great-grandchildren: the unexpectedly charismatic, scene-stealing Prince Louis.

The third child of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Louis is fifth in line to the British throne, but apparently first in peoples’ hearts. The young prince won over Jubilee audiences with his perfect, preschool-aged reactions to the bombast of the ceremonies. While everyone had their own reaction to the young royal’s antics, older brother (and future king) Prince George had the best reaction to Prince Louis’ wild Jubilee behavior.

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42 thoughts on “Prince George Had Best Reaction To Prince Louis' Wild Jubilee Behavior”

  5. People who are complaining about his behaviour are obviously not parents. He is a normal happy 4 year old. 4 year olds don’t know what they have an arse for because they never sit on it.. I would actually be worried if he sat quietly through the whole event.

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  15. All normal children act up he’s only four I would rather him run around and act normal than have him wrapped in a blanket in a corner at least we know he is healthy, all of those bloody professional would have him on medication for ADHD/ which is an excuse for teachers and some parents to keep the child docile, I had a child that was didier hyper like little Louie it was suggested I put him on medication I refused flatly by the time he was in primary two he had calmed down and now he is a well mannered gentle patient young man who proved all of those lazy teachers wrong a small note one if his teachers had a child with the same high activity she put the kid on medication he was fine when he was in it but my god the kid was way way out of control when he was off it sorry but all those people giving comments should be ashamed of themselves, when I was a kid there was no such thing as medication kids settle into a routine and they are permitted to get all of that energy out of their system,

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  29. He's a typical four year old Boy, with a capital B. There are far too few of them in the world these days. So few, that some people don't know what to do with them. Should we return to the Victorian era and pack them off to school at five, only to be seen on the occasional school holiday. I applaud the young royals who appear to be giving the children an actual childhood with two loving and involved parents.

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  40. Time this outdated institution of bone idle lazy good for nothing money grabbers were abolished. The amount of tax payers money given to them would be better spent on the NHS. Think of this if a family member is unfortunate enough to be on a trolly in a hospital coriander

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  42. Four years from birth is a little early to expect adult behavior. At four years old, my son would have been attempting to rappel from balcony. Until a child is at least 6 or 7 they can be very unpredictable. It's a part of human maturation.

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