The late Queen Elizabeth II was a cherished grandmother, devoted to her eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Prince Louie and his mother Catherine were close friends, with Prince Louis having an exceptionally close bond to the British monarch.
The Queen reportedly taught the Queen how to operate Zoom to continue seeing her great-grandchildren during the Corona virus pandemic. The Queen’s love for her family was evident in intimate photos and anecdotes.
Royal fans have been wondering how the great grandchildren of Queen Elizabeth II have been handling the news of her death at 96 years old.
In response to the news, Queen Elizabeth revealed that Prince Louie was “so sweet” and “like Mommy don’t worry she’s with great-grandpa it just shows you how special she was to everybody all generations.”
In June, Queen Elizabeth II appeared on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during the trooping the Color Parade, but Prince Louie inadvertently stole the show.
Despite her protective streak, Queen Elizabeth continued to smile and enjoy her great-grandchildren. In 2018, Charlotte was particularly protective of her younger sibling Prince Louie, holding his hand while others looked at the camera.
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