Princess Charlotte gives "don't test me" look at coronation

Princess Charlotte apparently had a modest but very serious message for the royal conspiracy theorists at this year's "Trooping the Colour" celebration.

While riding in a carriage at her grandfather King Charles' annual birthday event, the young princess gave a look out the carriage window that will surely be remembered, as if to say: "Princess Charlotte, with her brothers Prince George and Prince Ruth, and her mother Kate Middleton, Glass The royal procession was the first time the princess had made a public appearance since she underwent scheduled abdominal surgery in January and subsequently announced that she had been diagnosed with cancer and was undergoing preventive treatment.

Her time away from the public eye has been marred by endless conspiracy theories about her health, her well being, her position within the royal family, and her marriage to Prince William.

Princess Charlotte's serious face at Trooping the Colour was recently revealed in Hello!

"She's the one in the middle. She knows how to keep everyone together," world-renowned parenting expert Joe Frost (of Supernanny fame) told the magazine at the time.

"You watch George and you can see that he can be frustrated with his sister and then appreciate her presence and remind him of things.

Royal commentator Charles Rae told GB News (via OK) that Princess Charlotte "is not only the third in line to the throne, she's a pretty feisty little girl.

"Perhaps the 9-year-old princess was also feeling protective of her mother, who continues to treat her while making her first public appearance.

"I am looking forward to attending the King's birthday parade this weekend with my family and hope to make some public appearances over the summer. I am learning how to be patient, especially with uncertainty," the Princess of Wales wrote in a statement released the day before Trooping the Colour. She added, "I am taking it one day at a time, listening to my body and allowing myself to take the time I need to heal."

She further thanked everyone for their love and support, saying, "I have been overwhelmed by all the kind messages of support and encouragement over the past few months."

"It has truly made a world of difference to William and I and helped us both get through a more difficult time," she added. The palace is busy trying its best to avert another "out-of-control" conspiracy theory crisis surrounding Middleton, a royal expert recently claimed. Now that Princess Charlotte has let them know what is what, the situation may be more manageable.