A lip-reading expert has revealed exactly what was said while the royal family was watching the Trooping the Color.
The Queen has celebrated 70 years on the throne with the royal family watching Trooping the Color on the balcony of Buckingham Palace.
Its platinum jubilee celebrations began with the military ceremony which was followed by the red arrows, The sun reported.
We were able to see the royal family enjoying the performance, but have you ever wondered what they had to say about all this?
John Cassidy, a lip-reading expert, has revealed exactly what was said as they watched the ceremony.
Prince Louis exclaimed, “Wow, it’s the red arrows!” as he watched them fly over Buckingham Palace.
The four-year-old was delighted and was a big fan of airplanes, as he addressed his mother and father, Kate Middleton and Prince William, and explained their excitement to them.
Queen Elizabeth II was also impressed by the past and present of 70 aircraft representing the British Armed Forces, saying: “This is our air force … the Apaches.”
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He also noted how “smart” the training of Apache helicopters, RAF fast planes and wartime planes was.
The Duchess of Cambridge made sure her children saw the reds well when they painted the sky red, white and blue.
He pointed to Prince Louis, 8-year-old Prince George, and 7-year-old Princess Charlotte, saying, “Look at the smoke!”
The memorable flight featured 70 aircraft representing Her Majesty on the throne each year.
The royal family was joined by thousands of people who took to the streets to watch the ceremony.
The queen greeted the crowd before the royal family re-entered the palace as the jubilee celebrations continued.
Earlier this afternoon, the Queen lit a lighthouse and began the lighthouse lighting ceremony nationwide.
3,500 beacons have been lit across the country to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, and the festivities continue over the four-day holiday.
In the same appearance, Prince Louis was seen jumping for joy before completely stealing the show.
The four-year-old prince surprised and chatted with his great-grandmother the queen as they watched the sensational spectacle.
Her Majesty was annoyed by Louis’ reaction as she waited excitedly for the spectacle in heaven.
Her Majesty, 96, was surprised as she watched the celebrations from above, surrounded by her immediate family.
This article originally appeared in The Sun and was reproduced with permission