Prince Louis delighted royal fans as made his debut at the family’s traditional Christmas walkabout, greeting well-wishers and even shaking their hands.
The four-year-old held on to his mother Princess Kate’s hand as he stopped to greet well-wishers - even shaking a few of their hands.
While Louis did join his family at St Mary Magdalene’s last year, soaring COVID-19 case numbers prevented the family from doing their traditional meet and greet. The nine-year-old looked regal, donning an outfit which matched his dad Prince William. The pair wore navy suits, white collared shirts, royal blue ties and black shoes.Princess Charlotte, Catherine, Princess of Wales, Prince George and Prince William, Prince of Wales attend the Christmas Day church service. Picture: Getty Images
In June Prince Louis delighted and amused royal fans with his hilarious antics during Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee Pageant near Buckingham Palace.
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