Kate Middleton reveals Prince Louis’ sincere reaction to the Queen’s death

Prince Ludwik received a sweet response after his parents told him of the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Royal author Robert Jobson took on twitter on Saturday to reveal a tender moment that Louis’ mom Kate Middleton shared with the children while walking outside Windsor Castle.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle joined Middleton with her husband, Prince William, as they checked the flower tributes and cards left in front of Windsor Castle in honor of the late monarch.

“Outlaw Ranow, 28, among the crowd at the Long March, said she heard Kate tell the children next to her what her youngest son Louis said about the death of the queen,” Jobson wrote.

“She said Kate told the kids,” Louis said at least Grandma is with Grandpa now. “

Queen lost her husband, Prince Philip, in April 2021. The couple was married for 73 years. The monarch lovingly called him “strength and stay.”

Louis, 4, became an unexpected breakthrough star during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee in June.

The royal bastard stole his great-grandmother’s spotlight when he was photographed driving past the Queen to secure a good seat on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. He then began to draw several animated faces, including seemingly screaming with his hands over his ears as loud planes flew overhead.

Its decidedly disgusting – but totally age appropriate – antics didn’t stop there.

William and Middleton’s youngest child was caught putting his hand to his mother’s mouth at the platinum jubilee contest a few days later. When Middleton tried to correct him, the unruly boy made a series of faces, stuck his tongue out, and put his thumb to his nose while wiggling his other fingers.

Louis was recently photographed walking to the Lambrook School with his siblings Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

Queen Elizabeth II died at the age of 96 after 70 years of reign.