The Duchess of Cornwall shares amusing insights into Prince Louis’s character, engaging warmly with locals while on official duties in Douglas, Isle of Man.
During a visit to the Isle of Man, Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, humorously remarked on her grandson Prince Louis’s lively character, calling him “quite a handful.” This comment emerged as she engaged with well-wishers in the town of Douglas, where she was involved in official activities, including presenting the letters patent for conferring city status on the area as part of a celebration for the late Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee.
Among the locals Camilla interacted with were 38-year-old Rachael Hughes and her twin boys, Louie and Oliver. In a light-hearted exchange, the Queen complimented the boys and shared a piece of advice with Hughes, saying that managing children becomes easier as they grow. Adorned in a navy outfit, Camilla expressed her appreciation for the warm reception during her speech, which was prepared by her husband.
Apart from her humorous remark about Prince Louis, the Queen’s visit was marked by engagements with various community groups, including the RNLI and the Manx Bluetits swimming club. She also spent time with schoolchildren and an Isle of Man resident involved in charitable activities, demonstrating her commitment to community engagement.
Camilla’s comment on Prince Louis, as well as her interactions throughout the day, were warmly received, adding a personal touch to the official proceedings and showcasing the royal family’s relatable side to the public.