'STAND UP WILLIAM'

Hilarious moment the Queen ticks Wills off on Buckingham palace balcony during RAF flypast

The Duke of Cambridge was caught fussing over adorable Prince George at his gran's 90th birthday celebrations

Mark Hodge

Published: 15:01, 17 Jun 2016
Updated: 1:08, 18 Jun 2016

A hilarious video has emerged showing Prince William being told off by his 90-year-old grandmother the Queen.

The footage was filmed on Saturday during the beloved monarch’s birthday celebrations at Buckingham Palace.

The Queen shows William who's boss — The Queen shows William who's bossCredit: Twitter/brandonmcg

The 33-year-old future king looks shocked as his relatives watch the RAF fly past — The 33-year-old future king looks shocked as his relatives watch the RAF fly pastCredit: Twitter/brandonmcg

Wills sheepishly stands up after the ticking off from his grandmother — Wills sheepishly stands up after the ticking off from his grandmotherCredit: Twitter/brandonmcg

When the entire Windsor family was watching a RAF flypast, future head-of-state William was caught crouching down speaking to his son Prince George.

However, his gran, Queen Elizabeth, made her feeling quite clear, tapping her grandson firmly on the shoulder.

She then gestured for the 33-year-old father-of-two to stand up and appreciate the flypast.

The Queen can actually be seen saying to the Duke of Cambridge “stand up William”.

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The second-in-line to the throne then quickly stands up looking embarrassed.

Thousands of fans attended the celebrations to show their admiration for the monarch who ascended the throne in 1952.

Prince Charlotte made her first appearance at an official royal event, along with her mother Kate, as the RAF heroically flew past.

The family enjoy the Queen's 90th birthday celebrations — The family enjoy the Queen's 90th birthday celebrationsCredit: Getty Images - WireImage

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