He strikes again! Britain’s most mischievous little boy has once again acts up during the annual Christmas carol concert hosted by Kate Middleton. Yes, Prince Louis did not hesitate to brazenly blowing out his sister’s candleall in front the bursts of laughter from the latter and her mother and the taken aback look of his brother. Known to be a cheeky and adorable princee, who never stops wreak havoc with his antics during various royal events, Prince Louis did not fail to make talk about him again. A real little troublemaker!
At the age of five, the youngest in the family was nevertheless good company, positioned between his older brother, Prince George, aged 10 and much more reasonable, and his 8-year-old sister, who held the candle in her hands. All three were spotted having fun at the annual event held at Westminster Abbey. They also have posted letters to other children before the Christmas carol concert entitled “Together at Christmas”. The Christmas mailbox had been installed in front of the abbey at Kate’s initiativeallowing congregation members to send handmade greeting cards as well as letters to disadvantaged children.
The family clown
This is not the first time that Prince Louis, the youngest child of Wales, steals the show. The fourth in line to the throne has found himself the center of attention on several occasions during royal outings. We particularly remember the Trooping the Color event, where the young prince attracted all eyes on him covering your nose and mouth probably in reaction to an unpleasant smell of horse excrement. During the coronation of his grandfather, King Charles III, the charm of Prince Louis has worked again when he was surprised cheering for his grandfather exclaiming: “Yaaaay Say king. Yaaaay king.” Before that, another memorable scene remained engraved in the memory, the one where, during the flight over Buckingham Palace by fighter planes, he instinctively covered his ears and appeared to shout alongside Elizabeth II.
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