Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, looked glowing as she made her first official appearance since introducing her son to the world.

But it was her nephew Louis who really stole the limelight at today’s Trooping the Colour.
Kate and William’s youngest child looked adorably cheeky as he stared out of a window at the proceedings.

He later gazed around at the crowds as he was held in his father’s arms on the balcony of Buckingham Palace.
The tot waved with delight as he watched the fly-over with his parents and siblings.

He was joined by older siblings Prince George and Princess Charlotte, who looked confident and relaxed – like old hats at royal gatherings.
And he was spotted making his grandfather Charles grin as he waved his hands at him while they left the balcony.

Meghan travelled to the event in a carriage with husband Prince Harry, Kate, Duchess of Cambridge and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.

She wore a navy Givenchy coat and dress with a Noel Stewart hat.

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The Duchess of Cambridge looked stunning in a yellow Alexander McQueen dress and matching Philip Treacy hat with Bahrain Pear Drop earrings, thought to belong to the Queen.

The ceremony saw 1,400 parading soldiers, 200 horses and 400 musicians parade down Horse Guards Parade.
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