Prince Louis sparked a right royal fan frenzy after he appeared to mock his older brother, Prince George, during today's commemorations for VE Day. The young prince appeared alongside his parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and siblings, in central London as they all took their seats in the royal box ahead of the military procession.

During one moment, George appeared to fix his hair that seemed to have fallen on his face and seconds later, Louis appeared to mimic his brother's moment, leaving him speechless. Royal fans were quick to spot the sweet interaction and took to social media to express their views.

One user wrote on X: "oh Prince Louis so funny without trying lol."

A second one said: "How adorable. Prince Louis is going to be a charming handful." A third one added: "Bless them, they are so cute." A fourth one commented: "Louis is the best!" A fifth one agreed, saying: "Love this! Prince Louis is just so funny."

Today, senior members of the Royal Family have joined thousands of people in the London rain to observe a military procession to begin commemorations marking the end of the Second World War in Europe.

Nato allies marched alongside 1,300 members of the UK armed forces for the parade, with the words of Sir Winston Churchill's 1945 victory speech spoken by actor Timothy Spall kicking off events for the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day.

There was applause from the crowds as the royals took their seats, while William shook the hand of one veteran as he took his seat.

His children followed his example with Kate the last to greet the serviceman as she sat beside him.

The King saluted as the procession reached the Queen Victoria Memorial.

Members of the royal family are shortly expected to make an appearance on the Buckingham Palace balcony to watch the RAF flypast.

The royal family are scheduled to take part in engagements over the next four days, with the King and Queen are "looking forward" to the week's events.