Forgotten photos of Prince Louis show him looking cool in his mum’s sunglasses. Back in 2019, while attending a charity polo match, a then one-year-old Prince Louis impressed in a navy-blue collared shirt and green shorts ready for the occasion.
But it was the young royals oversized sunglasses that stole the show. Stealing his mum Kate Middleton’s shades the young prince can be seen in the photos sticking out his tongue and showing off his new look to his aunt, Meghan Markle.
The Duchess of Cambridge burst into laughter as her son entertained the cameras whilst his dad, Prince William, and uncle, Prince Harry, participated in the polo match. Over the years little Prince Louis, who recently turned four-years-old, has created a name for himself with his playful side.
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It is quite well-known that Prince Louis is considered to be the most boisterous of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s three children as his parents have spoken out several times about his behaviour. Whether it is when Prince William revealed that “Louis just enjoys playing outside the whole time – he lives outside” or when Catherine joked about her fears for her youngest son as he likes to be “in the middle of everything”, there are several examples to choose from.
He’s always been known for his humorous ways, making headlines during his first royal debut on the Buckingham Palace balcony during the annual Trooping the Colour ceremony in 2018. Carried out in the arms of his mother he animatedly pointed to the crowds and waved enthusiastically.
In fact, the young royal waved so excitedly that he hit his grandmother, who he and his siblings call ‘GaGa’ the Duchess of Cornwall on her hat. Camilla didn’t seem to mind as she turned and smiled adoringly, before copying his ‘oohhs and aahhs’.
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