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Princess Kate Shares Adorable Prince Louis Halloween Photo
- On Saturday, The Princess of Wales shared a never-before-seen Halloween photo of her youngest son, Prince Louis, capturing the one-year-old posing with a large pumpkin while wearing a blue raincoat in Norfolk.
- Historically, the royal family avoided public Halloween celebrations, as Queen Victoria believed royalty should 'uphold total class and sophistication' without dressing up; rules have since relaxed over the years.
- Social media users noted Prince Louis's resemblance to his elder brother, Prince George, in the throwback snap. One observer commented, 'Wow, looks so much like George here!'
- In 2022, The Princess took her children trick-or-treating, as recalled by neighbor Jay Rutland; she was later spotted shopping for costumes at Sainsbury's in Amner in 2024.
- Middleton, who previously ran the company Party Pieces, revealed that Halloween remains a yearly highlight for her, noting she enjoys decorating pumpkins and trick-or-treating with loved ones.
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The princes of Wales have surprised with a funny image of their young son when he was only a year old.
·Madrid, Spain
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THE PRINCESS OF WALES has released a never-before-seen photo of Prince Louis taken for Halloween a few years ago.
·Zagreb, Croatia
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Prince Louis: Catherine and William celebrate Halloween with never-before-seen picture
The Prince and Princess of Wales’s official X social media account, @KensingtonRoyal, published a Halloween photograph of Prince Louis posing outdoors with an orange pumpkin. The shared image shows Prince Louis at age one, dressed in a navy blue hooded jacket and red boots, leaning down with both hands resting on a large pumpkin on a patch of dirt and moss. The photograph was taken directly by Catherine, Princess of Wales. The caption alongside …
·London, United Kingdom
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