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The 6 Words Naughty Prince Louis Had for Kate’s Mom When She Asked Him to…

As royal fans know, Prince William and the Princess of Wales’ (formerly known as Kate Middleton) youngest son, Prince Louis, is quite a character.

The world first got to see Louis’ big personality during the Platinum Jubilee weekend honoring the late Queen Elizabeth II in 2022. The little prince was having a ball during the Platinum Pageant as he was dancing around in his seat, waving his arms in the air wildly, and giving peace signs to the cameras. Kate and Princess Charlotte were both seen trying to calm the rambunctious youngster down.

Since then, Louis has continued to show off his fun side making fans laugh whenever he’s seen out and about with his family. He’s also been overheard giving a few cheeky comments too including what he said to his grandmother, Carole Middleton, when she asked him to do something.

Prince Louis had these 6 words for his grandmom when he was told to do something

On an episode of the Daily Mail’s Palace Confidential podcast, royal editor Rebecca English relayed a story she was told about how Prince Louis responded when he was playing in the ocean with Kate’s mom nearby during a family vacation in Mustique.

Another holidaymaker who was also vacationing on the Caribbean island overheard the six words Prince Louis had for Carole when she tried to get him out of the water.

English explained that the fellow holidaymaker observed Carole trying to coax her grandson out of the sea but he didn’t want to get out. When Kate’s mother told him to come out and go on shore he reportedly said to her: “No, I’m not coming. You’re old.”

While this story and some of Louis’ other antics have made headlines in the past, he was praised for how well he behaved during his grandfather, King Charles’ coronation back in 2023.

The photo Prince Louis took of his mom Kate

Prince Louis made news recently for another thing he did.

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