While the world is accustomed to seeing these young royals in their picture-perfect family portraits and official engagements, a delightful transformation has been taking place behind palace doors.

There was something fascinating within the Prince and Princess of Wales’ video to announce the end of Princess Catherine’s chemotherapy. There is simply not enough of the future Queen to go around for the Wales family during this charming moment, with Prince Louis pulling his mother to him on her far right.

The comments came pouring in, with one user exclaiming, “Louis seems like such a cuddlebug, absolutely love this. It’s nice seeing them just as they really are with their children—makes your heart feel good.” Another praised the clip while taking a swipe at the Sussexes’ online fans, also known by the nickname “Sugars.” They said, “Their kids are so well-rounded, so full of love. The children wouldn’t be able to fake that like the Sugars claim. They’re happy, so they are happy.”

The proud father of three, William, couldn’t resist talking about his own kids while chatting with pupils at Swiss Valley Community Primary School in Llanelli yesterday, including 10-year-old Ruby Davis. In a sweet clip that swiftly went viral, young Ruby presented the heir to the throne a book of postcards written by students at the school, as well as friendship bracelets for the prince and princess.

Of course, Prince George and Princess Charlotte recently revealed that they were “Swifties” after attending Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour with Dad, William, even grabbing a coveted selfie with Taylor herself. However, it looks as though the youngest sibling, Louis, who is only six years old, could have his eyes on the bracelet if his brother and sister don’t watch out. Apparently touched by the thoughtful gesture, William told Ruby, “Thank you so much, they’re going to love these. You’ll see them out and about. I’ll keep them away from Louis because he’ll try and steal all his sister’s bits.”

Louis and George are also making headlines for something beyond their adorable antics and cheeky grins—they’re reportedly growing closer than ever, creating a bond that is both heartwarming and unmistakably strong. Sources close to the family reveal that George, the future king, has taken on a more protective role as an older brother, embracing his duty with a gentle and caring approach that mirrors his father.

During the traditional RAF flypast that concludes Trooping the Colour, Prince Louis became distracted. A clip from the day suggests that, turning his back on the crowd to chat with his dad, Prince George appeared to swiftly notice his younger brother’s diversion, and as seen in the video, he guided him back to focus on the event. A clip now circulating captures the future monarch gesturing to Louis and seemingly urging him to turn around. Louis complied briefly but soon returned to his attempt at engaging with their father.

The mischievous behavior of Prince Louis, who’s also been known for his playful antics during official functions, once again delighted royal watchers. It appears that George has stepped into his new responsibilities as the eldest brother with confidence and kindness, guiding Louis with the kind of warmth and affection only a big brother can provide.

Little Louis, with his playful spirit and infectious energy, has been more than eager to follow in his older brother’s footsteps, turning to George as a role model and a partner in fun-filled mischief. Keeping a close eye on Brother Louis, who was more interested in dancing, yawning, and pointing at the excitement below him, his sister Charlotte also made sure to remind her siblings of the proper way to behave.

In one moment from their sweet sibling exchange that has gone viral, the polite princess can be seen telling Prince Louis to put his arms down as the fanfare begins for the national anthem. She nudges her brother gently, to which we see the youngest Wales sibling quickly move his arm behind his back, adding to the charm of the moment.

Catherine, the Princess of Wales, was seen laughing as she witnessed Charlotte’s big sister moment, clearly enjoying the interaction between her children.