Social media users are raging about Princess Charlotte and Prince George

Social media users went wild last night over ‘flawless behavior’ and ‘charming’ Princess Charlotte in Prince George as they sang along with their parents at their first concert – others said they looked bored at the Platinum Party in the park.

Seven-year-old Princess Charlotte and eight-year-old Prince George attended an event in front of Buckingham Palace as part of a four-day platinum jubilee celebration marking the Queen’s 70th year on the throne.

Throughout the concert, which began at 8 p.m., the camera fluttered to the youth in the King’s Lodge, sometimes singing and dancing and often waving flags while watching the star cast, including Sam Ryder and Diana Ross with their parents, 39-year-old duke. , in Duchess of Cambridge40.

William and Kate’s youngest child Prince Louisthree, did not attend last night’s event after showing off gorgeous cheeky faces and talking animatedly with his great-grandmother on Thursday, the first day of platinum jubilee celebrations at RAF.

There were mixed reactions to the couple online, as many felt they were behaving well, given that the event started at 8pm and the family attended after visiting Cardiff Castle to see the preparations for more one concert in the area.

Others, however, thought they looked bored and tired as they watched the concert after such a busy day.

The young family sat next to the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall at the event.

Prince George was filmed singing the lyrics of Sweet Caroline while Sir Rod Stewart performed on stage in one of the many wonderful moments at the All-Star Concert.

One person wrote, ‘Nice celebrations eh, Charlotte and George were wonderful during the concert.’ Meanwhile, another person joked, ‘Charlotte and George are in such a mood’.

Others praised the young kings, calling them “outstanding” and saying the queen was proud.

Another person wrote, ‘It was an amazing night in every sense of the word’ and remarked that the experience of watching the show would be a ‘wow’ experience for them.

Even social media users around the world enjoyed the concert, with one Canadian tweeter writing, ‘It was a wonderful show. We like it here in Canada. Little George was wonderful. and also Charlotte. They are such a lovely family. ‘

A separate commentator wrote, “I love the way Prince George and Princess Charlotte sang along with their parents.”

But not everyone was so sure the young kings enjoyed the show.

One Twitter user wrote about their age: “Well said – only Queen and Elbow recognized so far, but realizing that the concert must cater to a wide range of ages – I think Princess Charlotte and Prince George would be better off at home – poor little things look bored and tired. ‘

Another wrote, “My favorite parts at the Queen’s Jubilee party are when they cut out to show Prince George and Princess Charlotte, who look bored.”

Meanwhile, a third said, ‘It’s probably approaching the time of George and Charlotte in bed. Let’s give them cameras when they start to get tired and bored. ‘

Prince Charles in Duchess of CornwallZara in Mike Tindall last night’s concert also featured Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice and their husbands.

She was also accompanied from the stands by Prince Edward and Sophie Wessex, who were engaged in Northern Ireland yesterday, along with their children Lady Louise Windsor (18) and James, Viscount Northern, 14.

Princess Anne, who attended the Epsom derby yesterday with her children and their partners, sat down next to her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence.

The Queen’s eldest grandson Peter Phillips brought with him daughters Savannah, 12, and Islo, 11, who waved flags at the start of the concert.

It turns out that the royal family has shown their support for the queen as she celebrates 70 years on the throne. Although she was forced to miss due to constant health problems, she still managed to steal the show by playing alongside the computer-generated bear Paddington in a funny sketch for the opening of the concert.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle did not attend the concert in person, but instead attended the event in Windsor with the Queen.

Prince William quoted Louis Armstrong’s song ‘What a Wonderful World’ as he paid tribute to the Queen’s efforts to help the planet during a speech on the subject of the environment in front of Buckingham Palace for the Jubilee Concert.

The Duke of Cambria praised his grandmother for her “hope” for the future of the planet during the Platinum Party segment dedicated to the environment and in which Sir David Attenborough.

Prince William, greeted on stage by people shouting “we love you”, also said he was “so proud” of his father. Prince Charles73, and his late grandfather Prince Phillip for their work in advocating for the natural world.

He responded to the Queen’s words from her speech at the UN summit on climate change Cop26, when she said that cooperation in the “common goal” has always raised hopes.

Prince Charles later stepped on stage, where he bowed to the Queen in a moving, personal way, calling her ‘mom’ and thanking her for being there for the nation in good and bad times for 70 years.