Exclusive: When the royal family took to the balcony of Buckingham Palace for the RAF flypast to signal the conclusion of Trooping the Colour, royal fans were eager to catch a glimpse of the rarely seen Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
And according to body language expert Judy James, 11-year-old Charlotte Wells was ‘in charge’ of the family and their presentation to the royal fans who visited the mall.
Judy told the Mirror: “Here Charlotte was in charge of the choreography, calling Lewis to his ‘place’ with a two-hand gesture and checking on George, who, having been nudged by his mother with a very gentle hand on the back, also took his place in the line-up.”
The expert said of his older brother Prince George: “Maybe because he’s going to go to ‘big’ school soon, George wants to be close to his mother here. After William led Charlotte and Louis to the front row, George stood next to his mother, even stepping aside to get closer.
“Not only did this give him more space in the ‘grown-up’ line, but he was also able to keep Kate company as they talked and laughed lovingly together.”
Princess Charlotte was ‘in charge’ during balcony appearance(Image: Sameer Hussain/WireImage)
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