Kate Middleton didn’t take too kindly to protesters booing her and her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, during their Trooping the Color outing.
The royals were driving past a crowd of adoring fans and waving when a group of anti-monarchists began demonstrating with signs, taking aim at the British monarchy.
Kate Middleton’s furious glare and the kids’ confused expression quickly went viral online, with royal fans blasting critics and saying the Princess of Wales, who recently beat cancer, shouldn’t face such treatment.
Kate’s Trooping the Colour experience may have gone a little sour after she was faced with a group of anti-monarchy protestors while driving past a crowd of supporters.
The mother and her three children looked taken aback as they were hit with loud boos and chants instead of the usual cheers during the annual event.
According to reports, the demonstration was staged by the anti-monarchy group, Republic, who came to the gathering equipped with umbrellas that spelled out the phrase, “Stop The Reign.”
Protesters also chanted slogans like “Not my King” and “Not my Queen” as Kate and her family drove through central London toward Buckingham Palace.
The royal procession was part of the traditional festivities celebrating King Charles’s official birthday, a royal custom observed regardless of his actual birth date on November 14, 1948.
While George, Charlotte, and Louis had a look of confusion on their faces due to the boos and chants, an unimpressed Kate simply glared directly at the group, letting her displeasure be known.
