New christening photo of Prince Louis published



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The four portraits previously published by the Palace on [9juillet1965] show the young prince surrounded by his beloved family, including a smiling Prince George, who will turn five next week.

The latest photograph, published on Monday, shows the Duchess of Cambridge holding Prince Louis, who looks away from the camera with a fun at the open mouth.

The newlyweds, the Duke and Duchess of Susbad, were also present when the family, including Louis' parents and grandparents, gathered at Clarence House for a private ceremony on Monday afternoon

. with her mother, Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, was released on Monday.

Another more candid photograph captures the Duchess of Cambridge cradling her newborn son

 The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with members of the royal family in the morning room at Clarence House, following baptism Prince Louis.

Prince Louis wears a long silk dress and lace floor. The garment is a handmade replica of the 1841 royal baptismal dress worn by more than 62 royal babies during their baptisms – including those of Prince Louis' grandfather, father and uncle. 19659010]. she instructed her seamstress to make a replica to preserve the original dress.

 The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, following the baptism of Prince Louis
  The Royal Family at Clarence House after the baptism of Prince Louis on Monday, July 9

Queen Elizabeth began to reduce her responsibilities and entrusted the control of certain duties to her heir, Prince Charles. Prince Philip made even fewer public appearances after being removed from public life last September.
  The Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Louis in the Garden at Clarence House, following the baptism of Prince Louis

However, the baby's family and godparents were all present for baptism.

After the ceremony, they all received William and Catherine's 2011 wedding cake, which included reserved stands to celebrate the future baptisms of their children.

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