Royal tour Canada: The trending topics and viral moments from Prince William and Kate Middleton's visit

<b>The world's cutest royal wave</b> Hello, Canada! Princess Charlotte gave royal watchers an adorable wave as she disembarked an airplane with mom Kate Middleton at Canada's Victoria's International Airport . Picture by: Chris Jackson / PA Wire/Press Association Images
<b>Leave them or rather him hanging!</b> It was the high five seen – or actually not seen – around the world when a jet-lagged Prince George was overtaken with shyness, leading him to leave Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hanging. Photo: Youtube.com
<b>Kate and Sophie's matching style</b> The two ladies matched each other in style and elegance, opting for dark sheath dresses, which they accessorized with hats. Picture by: Chris Jackson / PA Wire/Press Association Images
<b>All aboard!</b> The royal couple proceeded with caution as they made a daring exit from a Canadian steam train on day five of their royal tour. The Duke and Duchess followed in the footsteps of the Queen and Prince Philip as they boarded a historic locomotive during their visit to Carcross. Photo: Dominic Lipinski / PA Wire/Press Association Images
<b>A tender breach of protocol</b> Prince William made a fan's bucket list wish come true! Royal fan Gwen Wally broke royal protocol with a request for a hug – and got one from Prince William! After the hug, Gwen exclaimed to the Prince, "You just made the top of my bucket list." "We're not [supposed to], but I had to ask because it's a once in a lifetime opportunity," she later told ITV. "I just said, 'Can I have a hug?' and he said, 'Yes, you sure can!'" Photo: Christopher Morris / Hello! Canada
<b>Seeing red</b> Kate Middleton is known for her sartorial ensembles when traveling abroad and this royal tour is no exception. The stylish royal has worn a number of red outfits during her 2016 trip to Canada, but perhaps one of her most memorable looks was her matching military-inspired look with a Canadian Mountie outside the MacBride Museum in Whitehorse on the fifth day of the royal tour. Photo: Getty Images
<b>Nothing shady here</b> Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge were right in sync – and wearing matching sunglasses – during their visit to Mission Hill Winery in Kelowna. Photo: Pool/Sam Hussein/WireImage
<b>Kate's twinning Hollywood look</b> Ladies in red. The British royal and Emmy Rossum wore the same red Preen dress in a span of a couple of days. Kate donned the dress with the asymmetrical neckline to a reception held at Victoria's Government House during her 2016 royal tour of Canada. Meanwhile the <i>Shameless</i> actress wore the tea-length frock to her bridal shower luncheon at the Hotel Bel Air. Photo: Pool/Sam Hussein/WireImage/Instagram
<b>Bubbly George</b> Prince George, who got his hands on an orange bubble gun, seemed thoroughly entertained by the bubbles at the children's party held for military families at Victoria's Government House. The royal tot was even spotted squirting his father and little sister with the bubble toy. Photo: Chris Jackson / PA Wire/Press Association Images
<b>Charlotte meets a Moose</b> The Princess of Cambridge made a furry friend, a therapy dog named Moose during her first royal engagement. Charlotte excitedly bounced on the canine's back at the children's event. Photo: Chris Jackson / PA Wire/Press Association Images
<b>A slew of souvenirs and gifts</b> Hopefully the royal family packed light, because they will be returning with a number of presents gifted to Prince George and Princess Charlotte. During this royal tour, the tots have received countless teddy bears in addition to personalized life jackets and a stuffed Dalmatian plus a traditional drum for George! Photos: Getty Images
<b>Having a ball</b> Suffice to say no one loves balloons as much as Princess Charlotte. The adorable royal made a beeline to a balloon archway after her mother set her down on the ground at Victoria House. The Princess raced to the balloons tapping on them yelling, "Pop!" Photo: Chris Jackson / PA Wire/Press Association Images
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