The youngest member of the Windsor family, Prince Louis, just got even cuter, at his first royal engagement on Monday.
Louis was joined by his older siblings, Prince George, 9, and Princess Charlotte, 8, as well as his parents, Princess Kate and Prince William, for an outing with the 3rd Upton Scout Group in Slough, England.
After working on various outdoor tasks, the family gathered around a fire pit to toast marshmallows together, where Kate could be heard using an adorable nickname for Louis, 5.
“Pop that in the fire, Lou Bug,” she said, gesturing towards the young Prince.
Prince Louis has won the hearts of the public over the last year, for his adorable antics during royal occasions like the late Queen Elizabeth’s platinum jubilee, and his grandfather’s coronation.
At the jubilee concert, he stole the show with a series of silly faces from the balcony of Buckingham Palace. The following day, at the Platinum Jubilee Pageant, his cheeky antics continued, including sticking his tongue out, and even covering Kate’s mouth as she gently scolded him.
We suspect the Prince was told to be on his best behaviour for the King’s coronation, with a front row seat for the historic occasion.
Viewers at home were, however, quick to notice the young prince briefly disappeared during the 90 minute service. According to Page Six, a nanny was waiting nearby to whisk him away at any signs of misbehaviour.
While he was present, however, his behaviour was markedly improved from previous appearances, save for a few yawns and blank stares at the ceiling.
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