Prince Louis’s Halloween debut: Princess Kate releases new portrait
The Princess of Wales has released a previously unreleased photograph of Prince Louis celebrating Halloween. The image, taken by Catherine in Norfolk, shows the young prince, aged one, preparing to embrace a large pumpkin.
He is wearing a blue raincoat and red wellington boots, sporting a playful smile as he looks down at the pumpkin.
The caption accompanying the photo on the Kensington Palace Instagram account reads: “Happy Halloween [pumpkin emoji] Prince Louis, aged 1, photographed by The Princess of Wales.”
Social media users have reacted positively to the image, describing the prince as “adorable.” One commenter noted, “Aw the pumpkin is nearly as big as Prince Louis. Cute photograph.”
Several fans also observed a resemblance between Prince Louis and his older brother, Prince George, with one writing, “Adorable! Wow looks so much like George here!”
Others pointed out similarities to his parents, with comments such as “Such a beautiful boy. 99 per cent Middleton” and “Looks so like Prince William at that age!”.
While the Royal Family does not publicly celebrate Halloween, it is known that the Wales family enjoys the festivities privately with their children.
This photo release follows a recent private visit by Kate to Dose Of Nature, a mental health support charity in west London. There, she met staff and individuals who have benefited from the organization’s clinically-led “nature prescriptions” aimed at improving wellbeing at Pensford Field, near Kew.
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