Louis' cheeky move spotted by royal fans in sweet Christmas video with Kate
Royal fans have spotted a hilarious move by Prince Louis in a sweet Christmas video alongside mum the Princess of Wales and his two older siblings.
The sweet footage shows mum-of-three Kate keep her promise by taking Louis along with Prince George, 10, and eight-year-old Princess Charlotte to The Baby Bank in Windsor after visiting the centre earlier this year. The slick video, created by filmmaker Will Warr who has worked with Kate and Prince William in the past, shows Kate and the children help out by packing gift bags of clothes and toys as part of its Christmas Pyjama appeal.
Royal fans spot Prince Louis lobbing clothes while his siblings neatly fold them (The Prince and Princess of Wales)In one part of the clip, Kate can be seen explaining to the children how they have to sort through bags of donated baby and children's clothes and sort them into boxes. It then shows Kate, Charlotte and George diligently checking the items before folding them away.
But royal fans have pointed out that in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it moment, five-year-old Louis can be seen playfully lobbing the clothes onto his sibling's neat piles - and it has left them in stitches. Taking to x, formerly Twitter, one fan wrote: "Me and Prince Louis have one thing in common. We both fold our clothes the same way."
Another added: "I like his style. My husband is a careful garment folder. Me? I fold Prince Louis style. Throw it on the pile." While one said: "I think Prince Louis is most of us."
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Louis helps mum Kate at the Baby Bank (The Prince and Princess of Wales)Elsewhere in the video it shows the three children getting to work by picking out toys for children and adding them to gift bags. Louis, in a Fair Isle jumper, picks out a King Kong toy for one boy saying "this is a big guy" before they write out gift tags. In another sweet moment, Charlotte, in a red jumper and denim skirt, can be seen giggling with her mum as they find a babygro that features a Welsh flag in a box of donations.
In a further clip, Kate tells her oldest son George, 10, how rewarding the work can be as she puts a protective arm around him and he agrees. The video then ends with the children and their mum carrying the gift bags ready for them to be donated to needy families and the message: "Thank you to everyone who so generously supports Baby Banks across the country."
George and Charlotte pack the gift bags for children (The Prince and Princess of Wales)The Baby Bank at Windsor was set up by two local mothers in 2015 and has since supported more than 24,000 families in Berkshire and Buckinghamshire, which despite being close to Windsor Castle has huge pockets of deprivation. The cost of living crisis has seen a dramatic rise in referrals, with the team helping a further 300 in the first three months of this year alone with everything from new-born starter kits to nappies, buggies and beds.
Unlike other baby banks, they provide clothes, including school uniforms, for children up until the age of 16. The visit follows the launch of an initiative at the end of November by The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood to support families with young children in the lead-up to Christmas.
Just last month, Kate helped out at a Baby Bank and spoke of the "desperate" times families are suffering due to the cost of living crisis. The princess toured Sebby's Corner, a baby bank in Barnet, north London, where she helped volunteers decorate a Christmas grotto filled with toys and called for the service provided by the organisations, which distribute everything from nappies to baby clothes to families in need, to be "normalised".
Her visit coincided with the awareness campaign for Baby Banks for the festive season. It came as The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood published an “Issues Index”, which found that a third of the general public cite financial pressures as the biggest issue facing parents and carers in 2023.
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