Princess Charlotte tells off her rowdy brother Prince Louis during the Platinum Pageant

The Duchess of Cambridge had her hands full looking after her youngest son Prince Louis during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations in London, but hilarious videos show she had some help from her daughter Princess Charlotte.

Clips from several events during the Jubilee, including Sunday’s Platinum Pageant and Buckingham Palace balcony appearance, as well as Thursday’s carriage ride, show Charlotte, seven, giving her younger brother a dressing down.

And even Prince George, eight, isn’t immune from his sister’s bossiness, with a video showing the future king being told how to pose on the balcony – and immediately heeding Charlotte’s instructions. 

Throughout the Platinum Jubilee celebrations this weekend, Charlotte was seen telling off her two brothers. During the carriage ride, she told Prince Louis to put his hands down (pictured)

Princess Charlotte (pictured, centre), was seen telling off her rowdy younger brother, Prince Louis (pictured, left) during Sunday’s Platinum Pageant

Even future king Prince George (pictured, left) was not immune from a dressing down by Charlotte (right), who told him to stand with his arms by his side when the Cambridges took to Buckingham Palace’s balcony on Sunday

In a clip from Sunday’s Platinum Pageant, shared on Twitter by royal watchers, Charlotte is seen pushing Louis’ arm down and away from his mouth, to stop him from sucking his fingers.

She then appears to brandish her fist at her younger brother, perhaps warning him against sucking his fingers again.

At this point, their mother Kate Middleton steps in, and whispers something to Charlotte.

Undeterred by the ticking off, Louis then mocks his old sister, brandishing his own fist in the same way, before his mother gently pushes his arm back onto his lap.

After pulling Louis’ hand away from his mouth (left), Princess Charlotte appeared to brandish her fist at her younger brother (right)

Undeterred by the ticking off, Louis went on to mock his sister Charlotte, waving his own fist in the same way

The Cambridge children made a number of appearances over the Platinum Jubilee weekend, with Charlotte and George marking their first royal engagement at Cardiff Castle on Saturday

Sunday’s pageant, which marked the finale of the four-day Platinum Jubilee celebrations, was the last event attended by the Cambridge children.

The interchange Louis had with Charlotte was not the only funny moment of the restless royal captured on camera at the event.

Four-year-old Louis was also seen pulling faces during the pageant, and gesturing at his mother Kate Middleton.

At one point, he even stuck his hand over her mouth, presumably in an attempt to make her stop talking.

At times during the Platinum Pageant, Louis was seen clenching his fists, sticking out his tongue, waving his arms in the air, putting his hands over his mother’s mouth and standing in his seat for a better view of the spectacle

Behind the little prince sat Mike Tindall who entertained the boy with funny faces to keep him amused.

‘Shush mother! Louis was snapped placing his hand over his mother’s mouth at one point while watching the pageant

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In an effort to entertain the restless toddler, Mike Tindall, who is married to Princess Anne’s daughter Zara Tindall, started chatting to the youngster.

One image shows former England rugby player Mike, 43, making an ‘I have my eyes on you’ gesture at Louis, as Kate Middleton looks on, amused. 

During the four-day weekend, they were seen at several events, starting with Thursday’s carriage ride down The Mall, ahead of Trooping the Colour.

Charlotte and Louis, as well as their big brother Prince George, eight,  shared their ride with their mother Kate Middleton as well as the Duchess of Cornwall. 

Kate Middleton and Prince William also took Charlotte and George to the Party at the Palace on Saturday night

Seven-year-old Princess Charlotte looked delighted and pulled faces as she took her seat next to her big brother George at the event

During Sunday’s Buckingham Palace balcony appearance, Charlotte was filmed telling her older brother George to straighten his arms

After being told to change his pose, George immediately followed his younger sister’s instructions, and changed the position of his arms

While in the carriage, Charlotte was once again filmed telling off Louis. 

As the youngest Cambridge waves enthusiastically, Charlotte pushes his hand down.

She then says something to him, seemingly telling him to stop waving. 

Once again unbothered by the stern words, Louis almost immediately starts waving at the assembled crowds once more.  

Another video of the Cambridge children, this time from Sunday’s Buckingham Palace balcony appearance, showed that even future king Prince George is not above a dressing down from Charlotte.

As the young royals are seen standing on the famous balcony, the seven-year-old princess taps her older brother, before telling him to put his arms by his side.

He immediately takes her advice, duly straightening his arms, and posing in the way Charlotte instructed.

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How royals courted ‘new fans’ with Jubilee Instagram snaps: Princess Eugenie, Mike Tindall and William and Kate adopted an ‘A-lister’ approach and ‘shared candid snaps’ to make the Firm ‘relevant’, expert claims

Princess Eugenie, Mike Tindall and William and Kate adopted an ‘A-lister’ approach and ‘shared candid snaps’ to make the Firm ‘relevant’, an expert has claimed.

The Duke, 39, and Duchess of Cambridge, 40, took to their official Instagram page earlier this week to share a number of photographs from events across the Jubilee weekend, including images taken backstage at royal events. 

Meanwhile Princess Eugenie, 31, shared touching photos of her family waving at the Queen‘s Platinum Jubilee flyover, as well as enjoying the Platinum Pageant on Sunday night, on social media. 

And Zara Tindall’s husband Mike gained 50,000 followers on his Instagram page after sharing images posing in his wife’s fascinators and enjoying the festivities. 

Popular culture expert Nick Ede told FEMAIL the posts were ‘synonymous’ with the way A-list celebrities share online, explaining: ‘This new way of sharing images is a way of creating a relevance and also engaging a new audience to see and feel like they are a part of the Jubilee.’

Members of the royal family who offered fans an inside glimpse at their Jubilee celebrations – by revealing behind-the-scenes shots on Instagram (pictured Eugenie and Zara on Friday) 

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While Princess Eugenie shared photographs of her young son August on her Instagram page (left), Mike Tindall’s playful antics saw him gain 50,000 new followers over the weekend (right) 

Meanwhile Prince William and Kate Middleton also shared a glimpse inside their Jubilee celebration as they posted snaps offering a behind-the-scenes look at their ‘fantastic’ weekend online

He explained: ‘The royal family are creating a really great way of communicating themselves to a new audience of fans.

‘With Mike Tindall sharing candid images of his family behind the scenes and Princess Eugenie giving fans an insight Into the Platinum Jubilee, the use of social media in the Royal Family has never been so prevalent. Kate and William also posted unseen images too.’

He compared the use of social media to that of A-list celebrities or reality stars, adding: ‘Sharing candid moments allows an all-access insight into the lives of people we look up to and also creates newsworthy content too. 

‘I think that this sharing culture in the royal family is something we will see more and more of. 

Princess Eugenie shared a number of gushing posts from parties she attended over the Jubilee weekend (left and right). The young mother posted several snaps of her son August at Trooping the Colour

Meanwhile the mother-of-one also posted photographs as she snuggled up with her young son at the Platinum Pageant 

‘It still allows the family to censor the images and release the images they want people to see, allowing them to steer the narrative and give insights into their lives.’

Princess Eugenie posted a number of gushing Instagram posts about the celebration, sharing family shots of her son August at Trooping the Colour and the Platinum Pageant. 

Meanwhile she has also heaped praise onto her grandmother the Queen, yesterday sharing a number of images and writing: ‘Thank you, Your Majesty, Grannie, for 70 years of service, selflessness and dedication. You are such a shining light for us all.

‘Just a final roundup of some epic moments of the most special weekend that I was so honoured to be a part of. 

Former rugby ace Mike Tindall has shared a number of snaps posing in his wife’s fascinator over the weekend (left), as well as a snap of the couple posing ahead of the service on Friday (right)

The father-of-three also posed in his wife’s red fascinator ahead of Trooping the Colour (left) and shared a snap of the couple posing together (right) 

‘From The Birthday Parade, to celebrating with in Paddington, to showing Augie the colourful pageant and ending cheering loudly for this remarkable woman.’

Similarly, Mike also shared several behind-the-scenes shots of events over the weekend. 

The former England rugby star, 43, who is married to Princess Anne’s daughter Zara, has been posting snaps of his celebrations marking the Queen’s 70 years on the throne on his Instagram page.

The father-of-three shared a snapshot of his wife alongside her cousin Princess Eugenie on his social media, playfully writing: ‘When you combine your favourite Starbursts!! Two world class ladies!! #starburst #platinumjubilee.’

The father-of-three also shared a number of snaps posing in his wife’s fascinators after they attended Trooping the Colour and the Service of Thanksgiving on Friday. 

Meanwhile the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge also posted a number of backstage photos from events on their Instagram page. 

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took to their official Instagram page to share a number of photographs from events across the weekend, including images taken at royal events

In images shared online, the family could be seen gathering backstage at official royal events, including Trooping the Colour.

In one snap shared by Kate and William, the mother-of-three can be seen waiting with George, Charlotte and Louis on steps of Buckingham Palace at Trooping the Colour.

In another, Kate and William can be seen attending a street party in Kensington, just a short walk from her London residency of Kensington Palace, as they chatted with local attendees.

Meanwhile the caption hinted at the fun they’d had as a family over the weekend, reading: ‘We all had an incredible time, especially Louis…’.

A number of other photographs showed the couple at a Kensington street party. The Duchess was dressed in a blue dress with white polka dots, which she later changed out of when she appeared at the Royal Box in pink on the fourth day of the Jubilee weekend

Four-year-old Prince Louis stole the show at a number of royal events over the weekend. 

After wowing fans on the Royal balcony, he showed off his star power again while watching the fourth day of Platinum Jubilee celebrations last night. 

The caption on Prince William and Kate’s post read: ‘What a fantastic weekend of celebrations. 

‘Seeing people across the nation coming together with family, friends and loved ones has been extremely special.

‘Thank you to everyone who turned out to show their gratitude to The Queen and her inspiring 70 years of leadership.

The royals poignantly shared one photograph of Prince George alongside the Queen standing on the Buckingham Palace balcony 

In snaps posted by the couple, Prince William was seen walking out on stage (left) and backstage with their children (right)

‘From the crowds on the Mall to communities hosting street parties up and down the country, we hope you had a weekend to remember.’

The caption went on to hint at the fun the youngest Cambridge child had had during the event.

Prince Louis wowed royal fans over the weekend and delighted crowds on Thursday as he stood next to his great-grandmother The Queen with his hands covering his ears amid the roaring cries of the public.

And as he sat next to the Duchess of Cambridge in the Royal Box at the Platinum Jubilee Pageant in London, he reacted with similar wonder at all the fuss.

At times, he was pictured cocking a snook, put his hands over his mother’s mouth, waved his arms in the air and stood on his seat for a better view.

He later moved across to his other relatives and sat on his grandfather Prince Charles’ lap, who pointed out the spectacles in the parade.