Prince Louis asked late Queen urgent question at Jubilee and received a dry reply

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Prince Louis has become a beloved fan favourite among royal watchers whenever he makes appearances at events alongside the Firm.The cheeky five-year-old is Prince William and Kate Middleton's youngest son and has captured the hearts of royal fans due to his hilarious public reactions and brazen behaviour.Back in 2022 while the late Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee celebrations took place, Louis' big personality was on display at each event he attended and Trooping the Colour was no exception.On the monarch's royal birthday parade each year, a flypast takes place as the Firm members appear on the Buckingham Palace balcony, the Mirror reports.During the Queen jubilee's, the flypast was a central part of the celebrations, and little Louis was seen asking his great-grandmother a pressing question about what was about to happen according to a lip reader.Lip reader, Jeremy Freeman, told the Mirror at the time that the young prince waited excitedly for the Red Arrows to appear and was seen pulling faces and enjoying himself before he turned to the former Queen and urgently asked her what was going to happen next.Freeman claims the young prince asked his great-grandmother: "Are the Red Arrows coming?" to which the late Queen had a characteristically dry response as she replied: "I hope so".When the Red Arrows arrived and provided the finale to the impressive flypast, with white, red and blue trailing behind them, the late Queen pointed as she said to Louis: "There it is."The youngest replied: "Oh Red Arrows, whoa" and excitedly said "Yes, yes, yes!" as they arrived.During the flypast, the planes impressively choreographed themselves into the shape of a 70, in honour of the amount of years the late Queen reigned Britain.At this