Poll: 55% Want Prince Louis to Make More Public Appearances
Poll: 55% Want Prince Louis to Make More Public Appearances

A new poll has revealed that the public is fond of Prince Louis, the youngest son of the Prince and Princess of Wales, and wants to see him make more public appearances. The Daily Express asked readers: “Do you want to see Prince Louis make more public appearances?” The poll ran from 7 am on November 9 until 10.30 am on November 10.

Poll Results Show Strong Support

The results showed that 55% said yes, they want to see the eight-year-old make more public appearances. A total of 39% said no, while 6% said they are not sure.

One reader commented: “No rush. Let him continue as he does. The children are very appropriately present at events.” Another said: “I trust Catherine and Prince William to know which event is appropriate for Louis to be present or otherwise. He is such an adorable little boy, as are all three of her children.”

Royal Parents Prioritise Their Children

Prince William and Princess Catherine have made clear that their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, are their absolute priority. The couple tend to base their working royal lives around their children, scheduling engagements so they can take part in the school run and always trying to ensure at least one of them is home for the children.

They have also made big attempts to give George, Charlotte and Louis an ordinary upbringing away from the royal spotlight. They have stressed the importance of bringing their children up with kind values.

Upcoming Public Appearances

As the children are still at school, they only appear in public a few times a year on the royal stage, often at events such as Trooping the Colour. Prince George, 13, Princess Charlotte, 11, and Prince Louis, eight, are expected to make their next public appearance around Christmas time. In early December, they tend to step out at their mother Princess Catherine’s carol service. They will then step out on Christmas Day on the Royal Family’s walk to church, which is always followed by a public walkabout.