The first picture of Prince Louis in 4 months is worth waiting for

Prince Louis to his grandfather wrapped around his little finger!

Royal admirers have not seen much of Prince William and Kate MiddletonThe little boy since he was born six months ago. But for their pleasure and surprise, in the new documentary of BBC One Prince, son and heir: Charles at 70, little Louis has been shown in the blink of an eye and you will miss him.

The royal photographer of Getty Images Chris Jackson captured an intimate moment in which prince Charles cooed on his youngest grandson while chatting with the Duchess of Cambridge. (Kate wore the same dress Alessandra Rich Abigail Spencer worn at the royal wedding in May.)

The photo was taken in the gardens of Charles House in London, Clarence House, in September. Nestled in his mother's arms, Louis was wearing a white robe for his rare public appearance. After his brief photo session on the steps outside the Lindo wing of St. Mary's Hospital in April, fans did not see him again, when he was baptized in July at the chapel Royal Palace of St. James. While Prince George, 5 and Princess Charlotte, 3 years old, served as a page boy and bridesmaid in Princess Eugeniemarriage to Jack Brooksbank On October 12, Louis stayed at Kensington Palace.

In the documentary, William stated that he hoped Charles would spend more time at home, especially before he became king. "It's something I'm working on a lot, I think he has the time, but I'd like him to have more time with the kids," said the Duke of Cambridge. "Having more time with him at home would be a good idea and being able, you know, playing with grandchildren." When he is there, he is brilliant, but we need him as much as possible.

Louis is fifth in the line of succession to the British throne, behind his grandfather, his father and his brothers and sisters; he is the first British prince to rank behind an elder sister in the lineage.

The fascination for the royal family has reached an all-time high since Meghan joined the fray in May, just weeks after Louis's birth. In the months that followed, Kate took a break from her royal responsibilities to look after her three children during the summer holidays. The Duchess of Cambridge ended her maternity leave on October 2 by visiting the Croft Trust Forest School Sayers and the Wildlife Garden at the Paddington Leisure Center in London, where she delighted the children.