King Charles, Prince Louis' strong bond visible in THIS Trooping the Colour moment

Prince Louis, the youngest son of Prince William and Kate Middleton is known for his mischievousness during royal gatherings.

Now, the balcony moment at the Trooping the Colour recently showed a strong connection between Louis and his grandfather, King Charles.

As per Hello! Magazine, the body language expert Arthur Cassidy discussed the royal family’s interactions on the Buckingham Palace balcony.

He noted the close bond and powerful gestures between Charles and Louis, stating, “Prince Louis yesterday is the fun-loving extrovert and loves the limelight, and why not.”

Arthur stated, “He has a natural ability to be a little mischievous, and a potential royal prankster in royal gatherings with his self-confidence and how he uses imitation of the royal wave by King Charles.”

He noted that his expressions showed “childhood confidence and awareness of his being the centre of attention” and his “drop jaw smile” was giving the “impression of playfulness and mimicry.”

As Louis mimicked King Charles’ royal wave in one moment, Arthur said, “Hands have always played a crucial role in human communication.”

“They're more closely connected to the brain than other body parts, and throughout history, an open raised palm has symbolised truth, loyalty, and humility. That's the real meaning behind the traditional royal wave,” he adds of King Charles’ royal wave.

Speaking of Prince Louis mirroring Charles, he said, “You can see how attentively he mimics his grandfather's wave. This kind of imitation is a key part of how children learn body language. Prince Louis is picking up subtle, meaningful gestures that will become part of who he is as he grows.”

“Their connection is clear, and this shared gesture only strengthens it,” the body language expert noted of King Charles and Prince Louis' connection.

It is worth mentioning that besides Prince Louis, Prince William and Kate Middleton also share Prince George and Princess Charlotte.