Prince George and Princess Charlotte Steal the Show at Trooping the Colour

The littlest members of the royal family, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, made a grand entrance as they stepped onto the balcony of Buckingham Palace on Saturday for the Trooping the Colour ceremony.

And they certainly didn't disappoint.

Three-year-old Charlotte, in her third balcony appearance, effortlessly charmed the crowd below with her smiles and waves.

Meanwhile, five-year-old George eagerly watched the Royal Air Force fly past, showing his excitement for the event.

Notably absent from the festivities was Prince Louis, who is almost seven weeks old.

However, George and Charlotte took it upon themselves to show their new aunt, Meghan Markle, the ropes as they enjoyed the celebration alongside their older cousin, Savannah Phillips.

In a delightful moment that will surely be remembered, George's older cousin, Savannah, hilariously covered his mouth during the fly past, attempting to control his enthusiasm.

George, who had recently worn long pants for the first time at Uncle Harry's wedding, returned to his signature shorts for the occasion.

He sported navy shorts from Amaria, one of Kate's go-to children's wear designers, along with the brand's Daniel shirt, a classic white poplar and cotton short-sleeved shirt with navy piping.

“They look very cute and are having a really good time,” said Amaria Arita.

During the balcony appearance, there was a brief moment of concern when three-year-old Charlotte lost her balance and started to fall backward.

However, Kate Middleton swiftly swooped in to comfort her daughter, ensuring her safety.

After a quick chat with the visibly shaken Charlotte, Kate picked her up, diffusing the situation.

Charlotte then continued to enjoy the fly past, clapping and following along with excitement, standing in front of Kate and beside Queen Elizabeth's great-granddaughter, Savannah Phillips.

This isn't the first time Kate has come to the rescue during public appearances.

In July, during a trip to Hamburg, Germany, Charlotte became upset and started crying on the tarmac before boarding the plane back home.

Once again, Kate knelt down to Charlotte's level, soothing her before scooping her up in her arms.

Prince William then assisted in getting Charlotte onto the plane, and the journey proceeded.

The balcony appearance of Prince George and Princess Charlotte at Trooping the Colour was a moment filled with joy and excitement.

The young royals stole the show with their adorable antics, showcasing their growing confidence and charm.

It was a lovely day and occasion enjoyed by all, as the future generation of the royal family took center stage.