He was baptized to Prince Louis, the third child of Prince William and Kate Middleton

The baptism of Prince Louis, the third child of the couple formed by Prince William and Kate Middleton, took place Monday at the Royal Chapel of St. James Palace in Westminster, where the religious events of the centuries The British Royal House, according to Mediafax.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, celebrated the ceremony. The event is the first public show that Prince William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Cambrige, Prince George and Princess Charlote appear as a family, Express shows. The eldest brothers of the prince, George and Charlotte, had seven and five natives, chosen from the family. The Royal Baptism is considered an intimate ceremony, at the Prince George Baptism in 2013, 22 guests were invited and Charlotte's Princess in 2015, with 30 guests attending. Among the traditions of the royal family that the British press expected to see resume in St. Louis. James uses Lily's baptistery or police, which has been used to keep baptismal water from members of the royal family for the past 178 years. Designed by Prince Albert in 1840, it is among the jewels of the golden silver crown. The ceremony would be transported to the Tower of London Chapel, reports Daily Star.
And the water used for baptism is special, the custom of the royal family being to bring water to the Jordan. One of the celebrities of previous ceremonies is the same old stroller in which Louis' little brothers were baptized after baptism. According to the British press, the same stroller appears in the pictures depicting Prince Andrew, the Duke of York and Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex in the 1960s. Prince Louis, the third child of Prince William and his wife Kate was born on April 23.