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The Force is strong with this one.

Mark Hamill issued a funny warning to Kate Middleton on Sunday after several photos of her son Prince Louis making faces during Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee went viral.

One clip shows the incredibly bored 4-year-old royal making faces and sticking his tongue out at his mother and putting his hand over the duchess of Cambridge’s mouth.

“Star Wars” actor Hamill — who is known on Twitter for his wit — shared the clip saying that the duke and duchess should start preparing for the young royal’s teen years.

“I think she should start dreading the teenage years . . . NOW,” Hamill wrote on Twitter.

The couple shared a roundup of Instagram photos Monday from the four days of festivities, writing, “We all had an incredible time, especially Louis… 👀.”


  Prince Louis (center, front row) stole the show by making faces at his mother Kate Middleton and covering her mouth during the Platinum Jubilee. John Rainford / SplashNews.com Prince Louis (center, front row) stole the show by making faces at his mother Kate Middleton and covering her mouth during the Platinum Jubilee. John Rainford / SplashNews.com


  The clip shows the incredibly bored 4-year-old royal making faces and sticking his tongue out at the duchess of Cambridge. John Rainford / SplashNews.com The clip shows the incredibly bored 4-year-old royal making faces and sticking his tongue out at the duchess of Cambridge. John Rainford / SplashNews.com

  Prince Louis has become a viral sensation for all the faces that he made during the Jubilee celebrations. Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images Prince Louis has become a viral sensation for all the faces that he made during the Jubilee celebrations. Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images

The fun-size royal was the source of several internet memes during the four-day celebration of Queen Elizabeth, who has been the sovereign of the British commonwealth for 70 years — the longest reign since her ancestor Queen Victoria.

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