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'No thanks, I'm Boss Baby': Prince Louis REFUSES to hold William's hand on first day of school in adorable video

Royal fans enjoyed the moment where the 4-year-old lived up to his reputation as a 'Boss Baby'

LONDON, UK: The three children of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were beaming as they entered their new school with their parents on Wednesday, September 7. Fans laughed when Prince Louis, the youngest child of Prince William and Kate Middleton, refused his father's invitation to hold his hand.

The four-year-old, often referred to his followers as "Boss Baby," strolled alongside his parents and Prince George and Princess Charlotte, on the grounds of Lambrook School. He was seen holding Kate's hand while walking, but when William extended his hand, Louis was observed giving it a quick glance before resolutely refusing. After a short distance, William pats his kid on the head as they make their way to the school gates.

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"Five years ago The Duchess of Cambridge couldn't accompany Prince George on his first day at school because she was pregnant with Louis and five years later the five of them can go together as a family. Times definitely changes and it's amazing how we've been here all along," one person tweeted along with footage of the family walking to school. "Aww what a beautiful video! I absolutely love to see them changing over the years," a fan Twitter account commented under the video. 

"Prince William: Trying to hold Prince Louis' hand and explaining to him why it's a good idea. Prince Louis: No thanks, I'm Boss Baby," another user tweeted. 

The footage of the Cambridge kids strolling and seeming assured as they got ready for their first day of school on Thursday was adored by viewers. The youngsters attended Lambrook School’s welcome session on Wednesday, September 7, which is hosted for new students immediately before the new term begins. The family relocated from Kensington Palace to Windsor last week, and today they are arriving at Lambrook, a prep school that will cost William and Kate more than $53,000 a year. The Cambridge family relocated to a new four-bedroom house in Windsor's Home Park called Adelaide Cottage in an effort to offer the kids more independence away from the public glare.

Louis was the star of the Queen's platinum jubilee weekend in June, as both the royal family and the general public found amusement and laughter in his antics. On the balcony of Buckingham Palace, Louis was famously observed screaming and covering his ears with his hands when the Royal Air Force performed a flypast.  Later, during the Platinum Jubilee Pageant, he also made faces at Kate in front of the crowd before cuddling her tenderly.