Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis continue the beloved Royal tradition with a brand new look on their Buckingham Palace balcony in the true colors of Catherine and the Prince's child Princess Charlotte William helped organize his grandfather's second birthday parade. King Charles during his reign on June 15 after riding in a carriage through the streets of London.

They gathered with the royals on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to watch Royal Air. The force's planes flew over the city, with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis showing off their Royal waves as they greeted crowds gathered along London's Mall. Princess Charlotte is famous for leading her brothers in Royal protocol and the military of colors was no exception during their balcony appearance.

She was seen telling younger brother Louis how to hold his hands during the national anthem earlier in the event Charlotte appeared to tell Louis to stop as he danced to band music during the Horse Guards parade. All the children have plenty of experience appearing on the balcony, Prince George made his balcony debut in his first appearance of the colors in 2015 in the arms of his father.

While Princess Charlotte joined her parents and brother for the first time the following year. Prince Louis stole the show in 2019 enthusiastically waving and pointing as he was carried by both Prince William and Princess Catherine during his first balcony appearance. Colors have been scaled back significantly in 2020 and 2021 due to a variety of issues.

The royal family has returned to tradition in 2022 for a few days later, what will be the final birthday parade celebrating Queen Elizabeth. A small group including George, Charlotte and Louis appeared on the balcony again to end the Platinum Jubilee celebrations marking 70 years of history on the throne of the Queen and King.