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The little prince, rarely seen, is now more than seven months old, but he has not made many appearances in public. The last time we saw him, he looked adorable, his mother rocking him in a series of photographs published on the occasion of Prince Charles' 70th birthday. Addressing crowds gathered in Leicester earlier this week, the Duchess of Cambridge explained how the fifth-ranked on the throne is to become a "big boy". She was touring the city with her husband, Prince William, when she took a moment to talk to sympathizers with a royal fan in the crowd to ask how the third child of the couple is.
The Duchess replied, "Louis is growing up, I can not believe he is seven months old now.
"He is becoming a big boy."
During the tour, Kate also revealed that her other children were looking forward to Christmas and were already immersed in the spirit of celebration.
She described how "sweet" Prince George and Princess Charlotte sang Christmas songs and helped set up the decorations around Kensington Palace.
The Duchess told a member of the crowd, "They are excited about Christmas because they started all their Christmas songs and Christmas trees are coming up. It's very nice. "
Kate spoke after laying a bouquet of flowers in tribute to Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, owner of Leicester, and four others who were killed when their helicopter crashed near King Power Stadium following a match in October .
She laid the flowers for herself and for Prince William, who personally knew the Thai billionaire businessman by regularly playing polo.
During the visit, the Duke of Cambridge revealed that he also knew the pilot of the helicopter Eric Swaffer, who had accompanied him a few months before the tragic accident.
Well known as Khun Vichai, the owner of Leicester has poured millions of dollars into the club to help them win the Premier League title in 2016 and has also donated to local causes, including the hospital from the city.
Kate and William met with beneficiaries of Vichai-supported charities and also explained to the crowds that the royal family was eager to host another baby.
Kate told a family of royal fans that she was very happy that her children would soon have a new cousin, as Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are expecting their first child next year.
She said, "It's such a special time to have all the kids and a cousin for George and Charlotte and Louis.
The Duchess added: "It will be really special."
In the stadium, Prince William paid a moving tribute to the club's president, who recently passed away.
He told Vichai's son, Aiyawatt, who had shown the royal couple: "Against all odds that have become a legend, you have faced the Goliaths and superstars of the world's most famous football league.
"By helping them all to win the title, you have written the best outsider story in the history of modern sport.
"And when the man who led the club to victory died so tragically, the people of that city revealed with admiration that they too shared much of the central character of the personality. from Vichai.
"At a time when our football clubs have become huge global companies, you've come to thank Vichai for making his fans the true owners of this club."
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