As Prince Louis marks his sixth birthday, royal fans may be surprised and intrigued by one of his favourite foods.
The young royals, including Prince George and Princess Charlotte, have quite the palate for ordinary fare; George is partial to cheesy pasta while Charlotte savours curries.
However, Prince Louis not only shares his siblings’ tastes but also has a penchant for his greens, particularly an unusual choice beetroot, as reported by the Daily Record.
Since the arrival of George in July 2013, the Prince William and Princess Kate have occasionally given the public glimpses into their children’s lives through various engagements and media interactions.
These excerpts provided insight into the children’s daily lives, including their culinary preferences.
For example, during a visit to a school in Enfield, London, in February 2019, the Duchess of Cambridge spoke to Ivy Learning Trust CEO Matthew Kleiner-Mann about cooking adventures for children. The Mirror reported that details have been revealed.
She said: The other day I made cheese noodles. One person stirs in the flour, the other adds milk and butter. ” And they make salads and things like that.
Prince William and Duchess Kate’s youngest son, Louis, will celebrate his 6th birthday today, Tuesday, April 23rd.
The past few months have been particularly difficult for the Welsh family due to Duchess Kate’s cancer diagnosis.Her
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Louis was last seen walking to church on the Sandringham Estate on Christmas Day, a traditional royal celebratory event.
He was pictured holding hands with Zara and Mike Tindall’s eldest daughter Mia Tindall on one hand and his father on the other.
Earlier this month, Louis attended Westminster Abbey’s annual carol concert, organized by his mother, with his older brothers George, 10, and Charlotte, eight.
In the weeks leading up to Christmas, Louis and his siblings volunteered to accompany their mother to the baby bank in Holyport, near Maidenhead, where they helped sort donations.
Louis’ other notable appearances over the past year include appearing on the balcony with the royal family at the end of Trooping the Color in June.
The young royal became the star of the show during the noisy flight by spreading her arms and covering her ears as she mimed riding a motorbike or bicycle.
While riding in a carriage with his brothers and mother, Louis held his nose in amusement, perhaps to avoid the smell of horse manure from the numerous military horses.
In July, children had the chance to visit the Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire and explore a C-17 aircraft. Louis attends his school in Lambrook, Berkshire with his brother and sister and has recently returned to school after the Easter holidays.
The family birthday party, which is likely to include Prince Louis’ grandparents Carol and Michael Middleton, will be held after Louis’s day at school.
Prince William and Duchess Kate’s youngest child was born on St George’s Day, 23 April 2018, in the private Lind Wing of St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, London, weighing 8lb 7oz. He is fourth in line of succession to the throne.
When he was 11 weeks old, he was baptized Louis Arthur Charles by Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury, in the Royal Chapel of St James’s Palace, surrounded by friends and family.
Duchess Kate has revealed the heartwarming traditions she follows on her children’s birthdays.
The Princess of Wales disclosed this charming ritual back in 2019 during an appearance with Prince William on the BBC‘s festive special, ‘A Berry Royal Christmas’, alongside culinary queen Mary Berry.
During the show, Kate expressed her passion for baking and confided to Mary that on the eve of her kids’ birthdays: “I love making the cake.”
She elaborated: “It’s become a bit of a tradition that I stay up ’til midnight with ridiculous amounts of cake mix and icing and I make far too much. But I love it.”