Queen Camilla's Endearing Interaction with a Baby Named After Her Grandson
During her recent official visit to the Isle of Man, Queen Camilla stumbled upon a charming coincidence. She met a baby who shares the name with one of her grandsons.
On Wednesday, the Queen graced the occasion to confer city status upon the Borough of Douglas on behalf of King Charles, presenting a letters patent to formalize the event.
During a brief interaction with the public, Camilla had the joyous opportunity to meet Rachael Hughes and her 15-week-old twins, Louie and Oliver.
She jovially commented, "I have a Louis grandson... quite a handful," as reported by Sky News.
While initial royal speculations pondered if Queen Camilla was referencing Prince Louis, the lively 5-year-old son of Prince William and Kate Middleton, Buckingham Palace set the record straight about the context.
As per Hello! magazine, Queen Camilla's remark during her meeting with Rachael Hughes and her twins on the Isle of Man was indeed about her grandson Louis Lopes.
Queen Camilla, blessed with two children from her earlier marriage to Andrew Parker Bowles, takes pride in her five grandchildren.
Her daughter Laura Lopes and husband Harry Lopes are parents to twin boys Louis and Gus, aged 14, and daughter Eliza, aged 16.
Similarly, her son Tom Parker Bowles and ex-wife Sarah Parker Bowles have a son Freddy, aged 14, and daughter Lola, aged 16.
