Let’s talk about little Savannah Phillips. At just seven years old, she may not be destined to wear the crown of England anytime soon—she’s currently 15th in line—but she’s already ruling hearts online. Her charming antics during the Trooping the Colour celebrations on June 9th had everyone buzzing. This little royal didn’t just sit quietly on the sidelines; she made sure everyone noticed her presence.
As the royal family gathered on the Buckingham Palace balcony to watch the Royal Air Force soar above, Savannah decided to play conductor of the orchestra below. But that’s not all—she took things a step further by hilariously shushing her cousin, Prince George, with a well-timed hand over his mouth. It was a moment so viral, it had the entire internet talking. Check out the video below to see Savannah’s adorable moment of authority!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUHQVK5FkKw
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Who Is Savannah Phillips?
Savannah, born on December 29, 2010, is the eldest great-granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II, the eldest granddaughter of Princess Anne, and the eldest daughter of Peter Phillips and Autumn Kelly. She’s part of that fascinating lineage that makes royal watchers go wild. And while she might not be in the direct spotlight as often as some of her more famous cousins, her presence at events like Trooping the Colour shows just how much charm she’s already cultivating.
Now, here’s a fun fact that adds a bit more intrigue: Kate Middleton first met Queen Elizabeth at Peter and Autumn’s wedding back in 2008. Another interesting tidbit? Autumn left her Catholic faith to join the Church of England, ensuring Peter stayed in the line of succession. And if you’re wondering why Peter doesn’t carry a title, it’s because Anne and her ex-husband, Captain Mark Phillips, opted out of royal titles for their children. They wanted to give them the freedom to forge their own paths in life. Talk about forward-thinking!
The Trooping the Colour Spectacle
Now, let’s dive into the event itself. The Trooping the Colour ceremony happens on the second Saturday of June every year, marking Queen Elizabeth’s official birthday. Her actual birthday is in April, but hey, why not have two celebrations, right? The official royal website describes it as a grand display of military precision, horsemanship, and fanfare, with over 1,400 soldiers, 200 horses, and 400 musicians coming together to create a spectacle that’s truly unforgettable.
This year’s event had plenty of memorable moments. Prince Harry was seen giving Meghan Markle pointers on when to curtsy to the Queen, and Kate and Meghan shared some sweet sister-in-law bonding moments. Meanwhile, Prince William and Prince Charles were spotted struggling with their bearskin hats, adding a touch of humor to the proceedings. And let’s not forget the historic appearance of a Sikh soldier wearing a turban at the ceremony—a first in Trooping the Colour history. We’re just kicking ourselves for not getting that invite!
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