Royal commentator Angela Levin has praised Kate Middleton for her “very good change of mind” regarding the birthday photo of her youngest son, Prince Louis. The Duchess of Cambridge typically shares an image of her children ahead of their birthdays, but this year, she broke tradition by not initially posting a photo of Louis, causing concern among fans.
Levin expressed her initial worries, stating, “When the photograph didn’t come through the night that it usually does, I thought, I can’t bear this.” However, when the photo was eventually shared the next day, Levin described it as “absolutely wonderful” and highlighted Louis’ growth and charm.
The decision to share the photo was seen as a way for Kate to thank the public for their support and affection towards her children. Mail on Sunday Editor-at-Large Charlotte Griffiths also noted that Kate taking and posting the photo herself is a positive sign of her well-being and progress.
The gesture was met with praise from fans and commentators alike, with many commending Kate for her personal touch and decision to share the photo in her own way. The image of a smiling Prince Louis, now six years old, captured the hearts of many and showcased the Duchess’s dedication to her family and the public.
Overall, Kate Middleton’s “very good change of mind” in sharing the birthday photo of Prince Louis was met with appreciation and admiration, highlighting her role as a loving mother and a beloved member of the royal family.