Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis thank medical workers fighting coronavirus in adorable video
The Cambridge children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis were seen applauding healthcare workers in a new and adorable video.
Prince William and Kate Middleton's three children had made an appearance on the pair's social media handles on Thursday where they were seen clapping hard for all those who were working tirelessly to help those diagnosed with coronavirus.
The children joined in to be a part of a viral hashtag amid the coronavirus pandemic. The video had been uploaded with the caption, "To all the doctors, nurses, carers, GPs, pharmacists, volunteers and other NHS staff working tirelessly to help those affected by #COVID19: thank you."
The video also featured hashtags like ##ClapForOurCarers, #ClapForCarers, #ThankYouNHS and #ClapForNHS. Little Prince Louis who will be turning 2-years-old in a month was seen standing between his older siblings and clapping along.
Six-year-old George and Charlotte, 4, are seen beaming throughout the clip as Charlotte lets out a little giggle on the end. The children had also coordinated for the surprise post and had dressed up in shades of blue.
It is believed that Prince William and his family are currently staying at their Sandringham country estate, Anmer Hall, which is around 110 miles away from London. The Queen also paid tribute to "scientists, medical practitioners, and emergency services" in an official post.
Prince Charles, who has tested positive for the coronavirus, also applauded NHS workers from Scotland where he is self-isolating. Another son of the Queen, Prince Edward, his wife Sophie Wessex and their children were also seen clapping for NHS healthcare workers on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic.
In the video clip, Prince Edward was heard saying, "So from all of us just a huge thank you to so many of you working on the frontline - you're really appreciated keep up the fantastic work."
Prince William's brother Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle also took to social media to applaud NHS workers but were accused of sharing a very impersonal message given how other members of the royal family shared very personal messages.
Their post read, "Thank you for all that you continue to do! Applauding you from across the pond," along with many clapping hands emojis. Fans and followers took to Twitter to share, "They are so tone-deaf it is quite inconceivable," wrote one.
Another social media user added, "Why do they keep posting about the UK. Gave the country and her people the middle finger, they made their position very clear. They should give it up already." A third wrote, "They insult our monarchy and the whole UK and then they try to join in..... thought they hated the toxic UK."
"No need for them to clap our NHS when they live in LA. Just no more to do with UK," added another user. It has been reported that Harry and Meghan have left their Vancouver Island mansion and settled in LA. We had previously reported that they have been staying in a secluded compound and have not been venturing out amid the coronavirus pandemic. Harry and Meghan had been living in Canada with their 10-month-old son Archie ever since they announced their decision to step down as senior members of the royal family.