BREAKING NEWS! Prince Louis Confirmed ‘VERY SAD’ After Missing His Big Royal Debut ðŸ˜
After photos and videos of Prince William, Prince George, and Princess Charlotte “shaking it off” at Taylor Swift’s first Eras Tour show in London surfaced, royal fans were quick to notice that one dance-loving member of the royal family was missing: Prince Louis. There have been a couple of royal blank spaces where he and his mother Catherine should have been. It is understood that the duo, mother and son, Catherine and Louis, stayed home. With the previous revelation that the Princess will not attend any future shows, the youngest of the Wales family undoubtedly stole the show at Trooping the Colour two weeks ago, from his adorably animated facial expressions to his hilarious clapping. It’s fair to say the internet is still just as obsessed with the Prince and Princess of Wales’ youngest child.
Sadly, he didn’t join Taylor’s concert this time, though he wanted to. We can only imagine if Prince Louis were there; he would have certainly stolen the show and danced his heart out like his father and his sister. Three kids in that crowd were probably too much for William, and Louis is a little young for all that. When he gets a bit older, we’re sure he will go. Maybe the Prince had a wonderful night alone with his mother. Royal fans joked online, referring to the potential disappointment the young Prince will feel one day when he realizes he was left out of the family trip: “This is Prince Louis’s villain origin story. His future memoir on why he left the royal family will center around being left out of the Eras Tour.”
Just like his youngest son, his father was spotted dancing in the stands and later shared a backstage selfie with Swift on Instagram, thanking the pop star for putting on an enjoyable show. Prince William’s dancing strikes similarities between him and his son Louis, who was filmed moving his waist with both hands in the air at the Jubilee pageant to mark the 70th anniversary of the succession of the late Queen. Louis once again stole the show last week, where the young Prince couldn’t resist adorably showcasing his dance moves to the sound of bagpipes. Mom Catherine couldn’t help but laugh and smile as she watched her son wiggle to the sounds of bagpipes, much to the embarrassment of his sensible older sister Charlotte, who attempted to calm her brother down, but he paid her no attention. The youngest royal appeared to be dancing to the Highland Laddie Highland dance.
Princess Charlotte is always immaculately behaved at official royal events, but even the 9-year-old royal couldn’t help but beam as she joined her father and older brother George at Swift’s concert. Last year, coronation concert viewers were fuming as they were unable to spot cheeky Prince Louis, who stole the show at the coronation ceremony on Saturday. The Prince and Princess of Wales, alongside their two eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, were spotted at Windsor Castle as the concert got underway. Considering that Louis just turned five in April, a nighttime event like that was simply deemed too late for his young disposition. Though fans who enjoy Louis’s ever-entertaining antics will surely be disappointed, it’s not entirely a departure for the Wales family.
Viewers are visibly upset as they believe the 5-year-old Prince would have been the highlight at the night concert. The reason why he was not watching the coronation service was due to his young age, as the young Prince was retired during the service, a move which was planned in advance. Both royal family fans and Swifties have expressed their delight in the image with one fan writing, “USA and UK royalty.” In the latest image, Taylor can be seen crouching alongside Princess Charlotte with her outstretched hand taking a selfie as she stands in front of a beaming Prince George. Prince William smiles as he stands tall at the back with his hands resting on George’s shoulders. It’s as if she’s happily comfortable, if not also delighted, to be introducing the new Swifties to the fan base.
