Prince William made a candid confession about his youngest son, Prince Louis, who appears to have an adorable infatuation with his elder sister Princess Charlotte's belongings.
The Prince of Wales, 42, told 10-year-old Ruby Davies that his six-year-old son "tries to steal all his sister's bits" during his walkabout in Llanelli, South Wales, on Tuesday.
© Getty ImagesLittle Ruby kindly gave William a book of postcards written by students from Swiss Valley Community Primary School, as well as friendship bracelets for George, Charlotte, and Louis.
The Prince said: "Thank you so much, Ruby. They’re going to love those. You’ll see them out and about.
"I'll keep them away from Louis because he'll try and steal all his sister’s bits."
© InstagramRuby, a second-language Welsh learner, went viral earlier this year after winning in the recital category at Eisteddfod, an annual competition in Wales.
The Prince added: "I've watched your video a few times, Ruby. You did brilliantly, and you don’t seem nervous about performing on stage at all."
© Getty ImagesPrincess Charlotte, nine, and Prince George, 11, along with their grandfather King Charles, have previously been seen donning Taylor Swift-inspired friendship bracelets, with Charlotte being pictured wearing hers at Wimbledon and George for his official 11th birthday portrait.
Likely due to his age, Prince Louis missed out on the opportunity to watch the Love Story hitmaker perform but is making up for it now by pinching his sister's bracelets!
William's solo outing was the first since the emotional update his wife, the Princess of Wales, gave on her ongoing treatment for cancer. See the full video below.
During the video, Kate revealed she had reached the end of her chemotherapy sessions. During his recent walkabout in Wales, William told well-wisher Pauline Thomas, 74 this was "good news," adding: "It’s good news, but there is still a long way to go," The Sun reported.
In the touching video, Kate also opened up about her return to work, revealing that while she is looking forward to resuming public duties, the "path to healing and full recovery is long," and she "must continue to take each day as it comes."
