During the recent Platinum Jubilee celebrations, all eyes were on the royal family, but it was three-year-old Lena Tindall who truly captured the hearts of viewers.

While Prince Louis garnered plenty of attention with his amusing expressions during events like Trooping the Color and the Jubilee Pageant, Lena’s playful antics added an extra layer of charm that fans couldn’t resist.

As the Jubilee Pageant unfolded, Lena arrived with a bag of Mawum stripe sweets, ready to share her sugary treasures with her cousins.

Among them were Savannah Phillips, Prince George, and Princess Charlotte.

However, when Louis tried to get in on the candy action, Lena had other plans.

Her swift rebuttal left many chuckling online.

Twitter user Adisa Gore shared a delightful clip of the cousins, highlighting Lena’s no-nonsense attitude.

“Mate, everyone talking about Louis but did anyone see Lena?

She was a whole mood,” Gore tweeted, capturing the essence of the moment.

Indeed, Lena’s firm “No, Louis” and her expressive glance spoke volumes, showcasing her determination to keep the sweets to herself.

Savannah’s reaction to the unfolding drama was equally entertaining.

Fans noted how she seemed to move seats just to fully enjoy the hilarious scene.

One observer quipped, “They represent me,” referring to the relatable chaos that often accompanies family gatherings, especially among young children.

Another fan chimed in, reflecting on the sheer joy of watching the kids interact.

“That was such a funny moment!

They must make their parents go crazy when they are playing together.” The innocence of childhood shone through, as these youngsters displayed their unique personalities in a lighthearted manner.

Lena’s take on cousinly dynamics didn’t end there.

Later on, she appeared unimpressed as Mia Tindall and Savannah danced enthusiastically to Abba.

Her disapproval added yet another layer of humor to the family moments captured during the festivities.

These candid interactions occurred just before Queen Elizabeth made her final appearance on the iconic balcony of Buckingham Palace, marking the conclusion of the four-day celebration honoring her remarkable 70-year reign.

At 96, the Queen was joined by family members, including Prince Charles, the Duchess of Cornwall, and the Cambridge family—Prince William, Kate, and their three children.

The Jubilee Pageant itself was a spectacular affair, featuring volunteers and performers from across the UK and the Commonwealth.