Prince Louis debuts cute new teeth at Trooping the Colour ceremony: See pics

Prince Louis lit up the day at the Trooping the Colour ceremony with his bright personality.

Louis joined his mother, the Princess of Wales, and his siblings, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, in a horse-drawn carriage entry for the Trooping the Colour ceremony.

The youngest child of Kate and Prince William waved happily at the crowds, sitting next to his brother George, who also waved at the public. Louis, whose 7th birthday photos showed two missing front teeth, grinned widely at the ceremony, showing new adult teeth growing out.

Louis also shared laughs with his brother. The young Prince has long been known for his cheeky antics at royal outings, especially Trooping the Color. Louis' Buckingham Palace balcony debut came at the same event in 2019, when he was 14 months old.

He pointed at the planes flying above, and his lively wave left the British public obsessed with him. Since then, the Prince has made no attempts to hold back on his antics.

During his last public appearance, which came on the 80th anniversary of VE Day. Louis was seated next to his dad, Prince William, when he informed his father that he was bored, and tugged on his aiguillette (braid) of the RAF No.1 uniform to demand attention. 

He also brushed his dad’s shoulder a few times as the Prince of Wales continued to talk to someone on his other side.

According to The Sun's lip reader, Nicola Hickling, Louis said, "Wasn't this supposed to be fun?"

"It is son," William replied calmly, adding, "You’ll never forget this.”

He then explained the route of the procession of armed forces to Louis, saying, “They will come along here, then head towards there, and we’ll make our way back.”

"It's not going to be long and I want you to be taking an interest," William asserted to Prince Louis.