If Lady Louise Windsor, known for her great discretion, has disappeared from the radar for several weeks, she made her comeback on social networks this Friday, February 9. As reported Vanitatis, Elizabeth II’s favorite granddaughter appeared in a video posted on TikTok. In front of the camera, the daughter of Edward and Sophie Rhys-Jones spoke about her passion for the theater, that she inherited from her father, revealing her favorite pieces. In the video, the 20-year-old was dressed very casually. His outfit included a black turtleneck and a white shirt on top. Very natural, Lady Louise Windsor had no no makeup and had simply styled her curly hair in a ponytail.
Unsurprisingly, the video sparked a lot of reactions from fans of the royal family. This is evidenced by the multiple kind messages that were left in the comments section. “She is adorable, simple and nice”, wrote one user. “She speaks very well and eloquently“assured a user of the famous social network, while another indicated: “She is absolutely beautiful and adorable. Sophie and Edward raised their child so well.” But that’s not all ! We find other comments such as : “She looks so sweet” or “She is adorable”.
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Lady Louise Windsor: this remarkable appearance during the end of year celebrations
Since resuming his studies at the University of Saint Andrews in Scotland, Lady Louise Windsor had disappeared from the radar. But this media absence ended on the occasion of the famous and traditional family Christmas lunch, during which King Charles maintains his mother’s favorite tradition by bringing together the entire British royal family at Windsor Castle. Thus, the one who has long been known as the favorite granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II was present,P, but also his parents Prince Edward and Sophie of Wessex, and many other personalities of the royal family, such as Zara Tindall, the niece of Charles III, and her husband Mike Tindall.
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