A lip reader has decoded what Prince Louis asked his dad, Prince William, during Monday’s event commemorating the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
The beloved young royal, who turned 7 last month, was sat in between his dad and his older brother, Prince George, during the military procession.
The future king’s youngest son, who is fourth in line to the throne, was seen busting a few adorable dance moves as he took his seat in the royal box ahead of the ceremony.
Louis then had a sweet exchange with his father, who appeared to give him a gentle tap on the leg after the cheeky chap tugged on part of his dad’s ensemble.
Top lip reader Nicola Hickling told the Sun that the father-son duo had a friendly chit-chat about the weather, after Louis was seen brushing raindrops off his father’s uniform.
“Look at this I think it’s going to be quite wet today,” William told his son.
Moments later, Louis hilariously asked, “Wasn’t this supposed to be fun?”
The Prince of Wales, 42, responded, “It is son,” adding, “You will never forget this.”
“They will come along here, and then go towards there, and then we will make our way back,” he went on, explaining how parades work.
“It’s not going to be long and I want you to be taking an interest,” he added.
Prince George, 11, then chimed in, telling his father, “I’ve got something in my eye.”
Elsewhere, Hickling decoded Princess Catherine’s sweet exchange with her daughter, Princess Charlotte — who celebrated her 10th birthday Friday.
“Doesn’t papa look smart today,” the Princess of Wales, 43, told Charlotte, who is third in line to the throne.
During the royal flypast, Hickling revealed that King Charles exclaimed, “Oh look! Oh look. Look at those flags.”
William and his eldest son, George, discussed the aircraft that flew past Buckingham Palace in another sweet exchange.
William was heard asking George, who is second in line to the throne, “Do you know what it is?”
To which George — an aspiring pilot — responded, “No I think it’s the…typhoon but it has four engines.”
“Ah, OK,” his proud dad responded, before Louis chimed in, “That’s my favorite.”
Elsewhere during the VE Day procession, Louis was seen playfully mimicking his older brother mannerisms, including his signature hair flip.
Cameras captured the cheeky moment Louis, clearly entertained by his big brother, mimicked the 11-year-old’s hair flick — then took it up a notch by dramatically smoothing down his own.
