Cheeky Louis grinned and proudly wore a Welsh cycling bucket hat as he watched action at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow today with siblings George and Charlotte and the Prince and Princess of Wales.
On the penultimate day of the so-called ‘Friendly Games’, the family joined spectators to watch a packed sporting schedule involving the world’s best competitors.
Prince Louis, now eight years old, delighted royal fans in a rare public appearance as he watched the Games alongside his siblings.
The family were in the stands for the netball semi-finals earlier today, which was a visibly tense match which decided who went through to the final playoffs for a medal.
They were later spotted at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome – where little Louis took great joy in his bucket hat – and were joined by the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh.
Louis appeared animated, biting his nails, gasping and pointing in the stands as he enjoyed the game sat in between his siblings.
Prince George, who celebrated his 13th birthday last week, was pictured sitting next to his father, William.
William was spotted chatting to his sons throughout the match, pointing at the players and explaining the play.
Charlotte, meanwhile, regularly turned to speak to Kate, whispering to her mother throughout the match.
Prince Louis laughs while wearing a hat reading Beicio Cymru – or Welsh Cycling – at the Commonwealth Games
The Wales family leave the Commonwealth Games arena in Glasgow on Saturday afternoon
Charlotte and Kate are seen in conversation at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow
(L-R) The Duke of Edinburgh, Prince George and Prince Louis share a smile together as they watch cycling at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome in Glasgow this afternoon
Prince George and Prince Louis meet athletes from Team Wales after they left the Commonwealth Games arena
The family leaves the Commonwealth Games arena in Glasgow this afternoon
Charlotte is seen chatting to Princess Catherine at the SEC Centre during the Commonwealth Games
The Princess of Wales speaks to a little girl holding a Commonwealth Games teddy as she attends the event today
Princess Kate waves to the crowd as her family leaves the arena on Saturday afternoon
The Prince and Princess of Wales share a laugh as they watch the cycling in Glasgow
The Princess of Wales, known as the Duchess of Rothesay when in Scotland, and Prince George leave the Hydro Arena after attending the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games
Louis looks on keenly as his brother George is handed Welsh cycling bucket hats
Charlotte looks windswept as she leaves the arena in Glasgow with her father and two brothers
A windswept Princess Charlotte smiles as she meets volunteers and athletes at the Commonwealth games with her family on Saturday
The royals seemed to enjoy themselves at the velodrome on the penultimate day of the Games
Prince George awaits the start of cycling races in the velodrome on Saturday with his head in his hand
Later George was seen chatting animatedly with his sister and father
William, Prince of Wales shakes hands with para powerlifting gold medallist England’s Mark Swan
Charlotte and Kate co-ordinated in navy blue and white dresses
The family looked delighted and cheered as the match came to an end
