Adorable moment cheeky Louis lends a helping hand to dad Wills before excited outburst on balcony during VE Day flypast

Prince William turned towards his son and appeared to give him a tap on the leg

THIS is the adorable moment Prince Louis gave his dad a helping hand as they marked the VE Day 80th anniversary today.

The Prince and Princess of Wales sat alongside their royal brood, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, seven, to watch the poignant parade.

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The Royals were captivated as they watched the VE Day flypast

Kate looked down at her youngest son lovingly as he watched the flypastCredit: James Whatling

Prince Louis also pretended to play drums as the Royal Family appeared on the balcony

The youngster was spotted brushing something off his father’s shoulder before the flypast

The seven-year-old pulled at Prince William’s uniformCredit: Reuters

The dad-of-three was seen chatting to the trio
They joined King Charles and Queen Camilla as thousands line up along The Mall today.

Princess Anne was also spotted arriving at the ceremony by car, as were Prince Edward and his wife Sophie.

As Prince Louis took his seat alongside dad Wills, he showed off some adorable dance moves.

He moved his shoulders from side to side as he looked out into the crowd.

The youngster was then spotted affectionately brushing raindrop off his father’s shoulder.

Prince William turned towards his son and appeared to give him a tap on the leg.

As the parade continued, all three children looked towards their father and smiles as he spoke to them.

Meanwhile Kate, who sat next to Princess Charlotte was seen engrossed in conversation with veteran Bernard Morgan.

This comes as thousands of people have already lined The Mall in order to commemorate the end of the war, with many donning patriotic outfits.

Some were spotted draped in Union Jacks while others wore poppy-inspired clothing.

Crowds erupt as Princess Kate, Wills & kids join King Charles on Palace balcony for spectacular VE Day flypast
Troops paraded along Whitehall and The Mall, in front of thousands of fans, members of the royal family, veterans, and senior officials.

In a touching moment, King Charles was seen saluting cavalry members as they rode by the stage, set out at the Victoria Monument in front of Buckingham Palace.

The King stood tall to pay his respects to the armed forces, with whom the royal family have such a deep connection with.

The King and Queen said previously they were “looking forward” to the week’s events.

The Royal Family waved to the crowdsCredit: PA

The young prince appeared to be feeling tired