Prince Louis was noticeably absent when his mother, Princess Kate, attended the 2024 Wimbledon Men's Singles Final with his siblings, Prince George and Princess Charlotte. According to Princess Kate, her youngest son was quite "upset" about missing out on this special family outing.
GB News royal editor Svar Nanan-Sen revisited an old interview where Catherine shared insights into Louis' feelings after missing such important events. During a discussion with royal commentator Cameron Walker, Svar addressed the social media buzz that erupted after Louis was left at home while his family enjoyed Wimbledon.
Svar remarked, "One royal child who was notably absent from both England's Euro 2024 defeat and Wimbledon was Prince Louis. This has sparked quite a debate online, with many advocating for 'justice for Prince Louis.'"
The royal expert explained that Louis, still only six years old, has a couple more years to wait before he can join his siblings at such events. "Charlotte made her first appearance at Wimbledon when she was eight, so Louis has a bit of waiting to do," Svar noted.
In response to the public's curiosity, the Princess of Wales seemingly addressed the situation by releasing a rare photo of Louis and Charlotte cheering for Team England from home. Cameron added, "We were treated to a lovely photograph taken by the Princess of Wales on the Sunday evening when George and William were in Berlin for the Euros final. It was heartwarming to see Prince Louis with his big sister, Princess Charlotte, and the Princess of Wales in their private grounds at Adelaide Cottage, enjoying the England game together."
