Tuesday 20 September 2022 11:05 AM Prince Louis' Home Alone moment: Social media users joke about what antics ... trends now
The Queen's cheeky great-grandson Prince Louis stole the hearts of the nation as he pulled faces and mucked about with his royal family at Her Majesty's Platinum Jubilee celebrations this summer.
So mourners looking to have their spirits lifted even a little after the late Monarch's death on September 8 were disappointed to learn that the Prince and Princess of Wales's youngest - aged four - would not be attending yesterday's historic state funeral for his 'Gan Gan'.
Now Twitter users are joking about what antics the little prince might have gotten up to while 'home alone' for the day - with many kidding that the 'real reason' young Louis did not go was because of a 'high chance of chaos'.
One meme shows the young royal's face superimposed on the film poster of the classic 1990 movie Home Alone in place of Macaulay Culkin, while many others have shared memes of Culkin's character Kevin running around the house after his parents accidentally forget to bring him on holiday under the caption: 'And we now go live to Prince Louis at Buckingham Palace'.
Some imagined Louis leaving a trail of destruction at the Palace, comparing him to an appearance Mr Blobby made on ITV's This Morning where he deliberately knocked items off the shelf.
And a spare thought was even made for the prince's babysitter having to look after the mischief-maker.
Twitter users are joking about what antics young Prince Louis might have gotten up to while 'home alone' for the day yesterday - with many kidding that the 'real reason' the little royal did not go to the funeral was because of a 'high chance of chaos'
Yesterday the future King, Prince George, and his sister, Princess Charlotte, remained impeccably behaved through a long and solemn day as they bid farewell to their beloved 'Gan Gan'.
The royal siblings, great grandchildren of the Queen, were among 2,000 guests at her state funeral and were the youngest members of the royal family to follow the Queen's coffin through Westminster Abbey.
They also attended the committal service in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle later in the afternoon.
At Westminster Abbey, George, nine, and Princess Charlotte, seven, walked behind the Queen's
