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Watch: Royal Guard proposes to girlfriend moments before Kate Middleton’s balcony appearance, video goes viral

The viral video begins showing the Royal Guard, in uniform, hugging his girlfriend.

Royal Guard proposes to his girlfriend ahead of Trooping the Colours ceremonyRoyal Guard proposes to his girlfriend ahead of Trooping the Colours ceremony

Amid several videos of the annual Trooping the Colour ceremony, an annual military parade held in central London to mark King Charles’ birthday, one showing a Royal Guard proposing to his lady love is winning hearts on the Internet.

The viral video opens with the Royal Guard, in uniform, hugging his girlfriend. After kissing her, the man puts a ring on her finger. The elated couple then kisses and hugs again, saying goodbye to each other. As the woman approaches the main gate to leave, he gently stops to kiss her again. The guardsman then runs back to perform his duty.

Sharing the video on X, Daily Mail wrote, “Moments before the Royal Family appeared on the balcony of Buckingham Palace, a guardsman had a very special question.”

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Shared on June 15, the video garnered more than 1,74,000 views and several reactions from social media users. A user commented, “This is a gorgeous and heart melting moment.” Another user wrote, “The vibe of Catherine and William … We all get caught by their sparks. Congratulations… Wishing them the best….very cute.”

“Congratulations to the couple and their families. Makes you wonder what they’ll plan for the wedding?” a third user reacted.

In another viral video from the Trooping the Colour ceremony, Prince Louis was seen breaking into some impromptu dance moves as he stood with his mother Kate and siblings Prince George and Princess Charlotte on the balcony of Buckingham Palace.

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