Prince Louis appears very bored as he sits via Commonwealth netball recreation
The cheeky Royal was spotted at a rare public appearance with his family on the last day of the Commonwealth Games
Prince Louis did not look to be having the best time(Image: Owen Humphreys/PA Wire)
Prince Louis was the star of the show again as he donned a Wales hat and made onlookers giggle with his facial expressions on a rare family day out with the public.
The cheeky Royal was spotted at a rare public appearance with his family on the last day of the Commonwealth Games, joining his parents and his older brother and sister as they watched the netball. The eight-year-old prince was unable to hide his disdain though and was spotted at times looking thoroughly unimpressed with the netball game on show in Glasgow.
He joined thousands of spectators and was spotted at times with his head in his hands, and even at one point yawning while sat with his family.
The prince looked bored at the netball game(Image: Jane Barlow/PA Wire)
The royals also later met volunteers and athletes at the Spectator Village and took on even more sport in the hours following, watching the cycling in the Velodrome and the boxing on a big screen in The Wales House for the final day of the games.
He was spotted sat between George, 13, Charlotte, 11, as the family watched Australia play Jamaica.
This marks the first time the children have been publicly seen in Scotland – and a major milestone for Louis as it’s only his second official royal public engagement after other appearances also hit headlines for his funny reactions.
Prince Louie was sat with the family at the event(Image: Jane Barlow/PA Wire)
He has joined the family at Easter church services as well as the Trooping the Colour and the Platinum Jubilee, but he has only ever attended one public engagement before in May 2023 as part of the King’s Coronation celebrations joining his family at a Big Help Out volunteering initiative.
The family were greeted with cheers as they left(Image: Jane Barlow/PA Wire)
He also made a pals at the event, with the Commonwealth Games mascot Finnie spotted high-fiving George, Charlotte and Louis and fist-bumping Kate.
The family were then cheered by the waiting crowds as they made their way to their waiting cars.
