Prince William and Kate Middleton are doting parents to their three children and have long established how much they prioritize them.
The Prince and Princess of Wales have also not shied away from breaking several royal protocols and traditions for the well-being of Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, 7, and made them their own.
Children are much loved by the public and fans are always eager to see the young royals during royal events, especially on the balcony. As Wales’ eldest son, George, is ready for the next phase of his royal inheritance, William and Kate have lingering concerns about the youngest.
Prince Louis is known for his daring antics that have captured the hearts of fans and is nicknamed “Cute” for being unable to maintain the poise that his older brothers carry so easily.
Sources have revealed that William and Kate “are nicer to Louis because he is the baby of the family” but fear there will come a day when he will have to get over it.
According to the source, the parents do “the best they can to teach him how to behave, but they understand that these events are boring” and Louis is “quite problematic.” The source said OK! magazine that William and Kate “don’t want to break her little spirit.”
The source stated that William and Kate are like any other parents, who are much more lenient with the younger ones. However, they are well aware that “the day will come and grimacing won’t be ‘cute’. Hopefully, Louis will grow out of it.”
However, there has been a noticeable change as Louis gets older. He recently joined his family on Friday to mark the Together At Christmas concert, led by Princess Kate.
He was seen obediently following his brothers; and although he no longer made faces, he still earned the adoration of the spectators.
