More than 200,000 people descended on Glastonbury at the weekend for the world-famous music festival.
And among the faces famous spotted at the event was Prince Louis - even though the four-year-old wasn't actually there in person.
The now-iconic photo of the youngster covering his ears while planes roared overhead during Trooping the Colour at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations earlier this month was spotted emblazoned on a huge flag.
And several festivalgoers spotted the large flag with the prince's face on it flying during a set by rock band Skunk Anansie on Saturday.
Among those spotting it was Love Island presenter Laura Whitmore, who posted a photo of the Louis flag on her Instagram stories with the caption "Best flag at Glasto".
However, royalty did actually grace this year's Glastonbury festival as Princess Beatrice was spotted there with her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.
She was able to blend in with the rest of the festival-goers as she donned a simple khaki shirt dress and a denim jacket tied around her waist.
Meanwhile, Edoardo opted for a simple dark jacket, jeans and a white T-shirt.
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However, she was reportedly left embarrassed after her card was declined three times at a bar at the festival.
Keen to grab some refreshments from the high-end Pony Bistro bar, she queued up - only to be left red-faced when she was unable to pay using her card, according to the Daily Star.
However, the princess was seemingly able to brush off the mishap at the Michelin-starred restaurant as she and Edo rejoined the happy crowds.
Meanwhile, another music fan in the crowd was dubbed a doppelganger of Beatrice's grandmother the Queen.
The fan — who had a striking resemblance to the monarch - was spotted sporting a blue coat in the crowd.
The unidentified fan appeared to disguise herself from full view wearing her hood up and lightly tinted sunglasses to avoid unwanted glare.
And since a picture of the look-alike has been shared on social media it has gone viral with viewers doing a double-take at the image and sparking a barrage of banter.
One person stirred the frenzy on Twitter : "The Queen has turned up at Glastonbury to watch Robert Plant. That disguise is fooling nobody."
