Prince Louis, the youngest son of Prince William, helps the royal family with his antics.
Royal experts Zoe Forsey and Russell Myers in a recent conversation noted how the young royal has benefited his family amid ‘testing periods’.
Speaking on the Pod Save The King podcast, Ms Forsey told the Daily Mirror: ‘We’ve seen a lot more Prince Louis this year which I think has been a great success.
Speaking of the Jubiles celebrations, she added: ‘I think it’s fair to say he stole the show with his big, little smiles…and climbing all over Kate during the pageant.’
Sharing his opinion, Mr Myers began: “He absolutely just stole the show… sometimes humanizing the royal family. And certainly, it is an age-old institution. It’s sometimes very, very difficult for the royal family to feel and appear like a normal family, but messing with him, sticking his tongue out, reaching out to his mother as she frantically tried to get him to behave in front of the cameras, I thought was very, very sweet.
“That aspect of the royal family can only be a good thing because sometimes everything seems a little foreign… with the things that are happening in the world and the way the royal family fits into our daily lives. But I’m sure everyone could sympathize [with Kate] if they’ve ever had a naughty brother or sister, or a child or a troublesome niece or nephew.