Royal Drama: Prince Louis mocks Prince George

I ❤️Louis!

Can we trade him for the Musk booger-eater?!

Oh Lord, the inter-generational Royal Psychodrama rolls on... and on.

Louis has so much attitude lol

It didn't see mockery, I saw a younger brother emulating an older brother. Though Prince Louis is probably angry that he only gets on sausage at breakfast while Prince George gets two. It is a royal tradition according to the failed Prince Harry.

Tres Adorbs!

So does George! That death stare went on a little too long.

Team Louis. All the way.

[quote] Tres Adorbs!

Squee!

[quote] Team Louis

Louis team.

[quote] So does George! That death stare went on a little too long.

Gayling stare.

Slap him, George! Slap him VICIOUSLY!

People criticized the HBO animated series "The Prince" for portraying George as a catty queen, but they never talk about how Louis was portrayed as a boorish hooligan.

They should have put Charlotte next to Louis, she'd keep his ass in line.

Teen/young adult cousins Archie and Louis will be quite the royal rascals. I can't wait to read of Louchie's antics.

Louis is the next Prince Andrew.

Mocking a King is treason! Louis will a nice, private room...in the Tower!

With a barrel of wine nearby, R15.

Hopefully George will be allowed to marry a man and have surrogate children.

King Joffrey II (f/k/a djt) will have long annexed England by then, R15.

Now's THAT'S the junior royal cunt George we've been missing! I have no doubt Louis will pay and pay mightily for that affront!

Two sausages at once George? Does Mummy know?

WHET the poster who used to post as George?

The death glare...one of us, one of us, one of us.

LOL, the little imp.

That video is priceless. We'll be psychoanalyzing the ramifications of it for decades.

Slow newsday

R24 = Prince Harry still pissed about his sausage shortage.

What's up with Louis' facial expressions?

I genuinely think he's mildly retarded.

Lol, I think you may be right R27.

Have you taken a good look at my wonky eyed son?

They used to hide the defective ones.

I think he's got that kind of class clown type of ADHD where they overact and emote for crowds. Which is unfortunate for William and Kate until he gets to the age where they can legally dose him up for these things.

I like the old coot sitting behind who is well aware of what is going on.

It begins here.

Soon George will be seeking vengeance by breaking his necklace, smashing him against dog bowls, and demanding more sausages at breakfast. Just you watch.

It seemed like George was looking past Louis to something going on down the line. He wasn’t giving him a death glare.

Willy’s got the beard back. Looks good. Such a shame he couldn’t hang on to his hair.

Louis so clearly has some kind of learning disability. Probably autism.

Louis, we reserve that type of mockery for Aunt Sussex.

Louis did not mock George. He was emulating him.

I ❤️Louis

It’s official: Louis is the fucking best of the whole lot.

Louis looked at his big brother and obviously wants to be like him. He’s adorable, and all 3 of the kids seem lively and as normal as anyone could be in such a life, with impeccable manners.

Louis would make a quick mockery of the phoney as hell Duchess Meghan

Charlotte is the natural monarch out if those three. She was beautifully behaved at age seven, unlike moronic Louis.

[quote]Soon George will be seeking vengeance by breaking his necklace, smashing him against dog bowls, and demanding more sausages at breakfast. Just you watch.

Not on my watch.

Thank you, R43. One does one's best.

Agreed, R34. I think George was staring at the animated person seated behind Wills.

Too bad George got the Louis Anderson eyes. Kind of buggy with bags under them. Hopefully he’ll outgrow the bags.

Louis is my fav of the three. Seems like a handful. But fun.

[QUOTE] Too bad George got the Louis Anderson eyes. Kind of buggy with bags under them. Hopefully he’ll outgrow the bags.

Eyebags get worse with age. Look at Kate.

Y'all are nuts. The little kid saw his brother flip his hair and he emulated. Everyone does this. Like when someone gets someone else yawning. The kid see wasn't even paying attention to George.

"I genuinely think he's mildly retarded"

Mummy drank.

Wouldn’t it be just tragic if those two wind up killing each other?

Perish the thought.

If William were to die during his kinghood, who would become the new king?

George.

Why do I pay for a membership here?

Louis "emulated" George's hair-preening with the faintest whisper of parodistic exaggeration, so that George couldn't tell whether it was a queer-taunting gesture or an innocent imitation. And it's still killing him.

George is starting to look somewhat like DL fave PeachyBoy.

This is what happens when one sibling is typically neuro-divergent and the other is divergently neuro-typical.

Weird how this happens in every generation of the RF.

Are you the only child of only children on both sides, R57? These sibling/cousin rivalries are second nature among all families.

I'm referring to the fact that there is always a straight laced, responsible sibling and the other is fuck up.

A fuck up? Louis seems completely normal for a little boy his age. DL should meet my nephews.

Younger siblings LOVE teasing their older siblings. Louis was hilarious.

Let's start calling them Christopher and John

^ John Ross

R35 it’s a lame copycat of Haakon. Fail.

Fags.

Louis gets the exaggerated flounce just right, and it gets to George. Louis' pout thereafter shows his continuing annoyance at his brother. It wasn't the first time he'd done something like this.

It's only fun until George pushes you to the floor causing you to fall upon and crack a precious dog bowl.

Love how Louis ignores George's searing gaze and nonchalantly pats his hair.

Heir and a spare. Again.

I hope Louis likes the tower.

Tonight George is lighting Nana's ciggy, and they're plotting to take revenge on Louis.

I don't see any mocking or death stares, but from all the other pics from the day, Louis does seem ... special. Maybe it's just because he's big for his age and dressed up old, so the childish antics are jarring.

[QUOTE] A fuck up? Louis seems completely normal for a little boy his age.

Every time we see Louis it's at a formal event, and yet he displays no sense of occasion whatsoever, unlike his siblings and father at the same age. He pulls faces, hits Kate, spazzes out. He's seven years old now and still behaving like a three year old. This will progress and by the time he's 18 he'll make Harry and Andrew seem like well behaved citizens. He'll probably be papped blind drunk every weekend, hanging out with Love Islanders in the Balearics and telling the press he hates his family.

Louis looks truly gormless with his mouth hanging open the entire time.

[quote] George

If he lives.

Charlotte, not Louis, is the spare, R68.

Louis is perfectly well behaved at these events, r72. These moments where he's being what most adults find adorable are literally just a few seconds.

R51 Charlotte is next in line after George now.

[quote] Charlotte is next in line after George now.

Well, that’s what we tell him. We don’t want any fuss. Yet.

Meghan Markle is laughing her ass off at Louis

Everybody else is laughing their asses off at her husband.

[quote]Heir and a spare. Again.

Hair and a stare.

[quote]Meghan Markle is laughing her ass off at Louis

Good. She’s no longer a victim.

I'll bet Harry has a big dick.

Harry is a big dick.

COMPLETE misread by people desperate for something, anything entertaining and gossipy on social media. Louis was imitating his big brother. George's so called "death stare" is George looking somewhere behind and over the shoulder of Louis.

R85 You're in denial.

Louis was being a bit naughty boots.

George wasn't pleased.

I'll bet George posts here on Datalounge.

[quote] I'll bet George posts here on Datalounge.

Let’s speculate on what George’s DL authcunticated name is. I’ll start with HRHPrinceFabulous!

I think that George is a bossy bottom.

I control his social media accounts.

#TeamLouis!

George turns 12 in July. Will he be heading off to Eton?

[quote]George turns 12 in July. Will he be heading off to Eton?

More likely Lady Nicholas Fairford's Finishing School for Young Ladies of Distinction.

[quote] Will he be heading off to Eton?

He'll know where to find the boys AND the booze!

Miss Thang will be 'eton' ass.

Unlikely, r92, because Eton starts at age 13.

R36 knows nothing about children and child development.

R90 Even his Grindr app?

Is that William? OMG! not aging well even behind a hat and beard.

R99 = Harry, taking a break from whining and smoking pot

Hmm Louis was clearly doing a drama-filled rendition of Georgie’s budding vanity, but it looked to me George didn’t even notice and was looking behind L at something else.

Louis might be picking up on his parents' millennial brand of cynicism more than his older siblings, because they let their guard down the most with him.

I hope they’re not letting that Kent Witch babysit Louis

He would come back all sorts of fucked up

He already looks like a little fire 🔥 starter

Some of you have vivid imaginations or strong projections. I didn't read much of anything into that at all. George pushes back his hair and Louis reflexively does too. Like yawning. They barely looed at each other and neither seemed very pleased to be there.

I saw a video shot from a different angle. It looked like Louis was simply emulating George.

They needed to go to the loo. They looed at each other in acknowledgment.

a royal spanking is in order

Kate is probably more lenient with him than the other two. Because he’s her baby and he’ll never have a big role in the Royal family.

Louis will definitely have a role in the Royal Family if he wants it because there's almost nobody left!

R111 = Princess Anne

George is going to be another reluctant monarch, like his father. Let's hope he stays friendly with Charlotte so that he can hand off a lot of duties to her like Charles does with Anne. Louis isn't going to be reliable. Another Harry - probably worse as Kate will spoil him and send him to a day school.

Louis is definitely trouble. There’s no doubt he’s aping his brother in this clip, and there’s no doubt he’s getting a death stare from George. If you look carefully, it’s clear he’s pretending he didn’t do anything, and then pats his own hair to pretend he was doing just that before. He’s going to be more of a handful than Andrew.

Louis is a wonderful scamp.

[quote]George is going to be another reluctant monarch, like his father.

He should just step aside.

George should be more concerned that in 25 years he won’t have any hair to flick.

How reluctant is William? He might have been when much younger, but I get the impression our Char is the only person keener than him to get their hands on the reins and start pulling everyone into line at this point.

I don't think William is reluctant at all to become king when the time comes, but now is not the right time. First of all, I think he wants his father to live longer simply because he's his father and we all want our parents to be around longer. I think also he'd prefer his children to be a lot older and not still at this young age, especially George.

I actually think William is quite happy in his current role and enjoys what he does, and that he's also developed in his mind a vision of the kind of king he wants to be.

Does DL believe George is gay?

George has always been Datalounge gay.

R120 I don't know, but honestly it wouldn't surprise me if he turned out to be so inclined. It would have no affect on his ability to become king. The potential problem would be the line of succession after him. It is stipulated that for his own child to inherit the throne, he or she would have to be a "legitimate heir of the body". Charlotte or her children could succeed him. They could also change the rules allowing a donor egg/surrogate. He could also do as some of his gay ancestors did and marry a woman to produce heirs and take male lovers.

[QUOTE] They could also change the rules allowing a donor egg/surrogate.

This will never happen.

Datalounge Gay = not gay

R123 I don't think so either. It's just a possibility. The UK is more likely to become a republic by that time.

I think the "of the body" stipulation was challenged by the Marquess of Bath when he tried to undo the male primogeniture succession when the wife had significant health complications during pregnancy. They lost. Too lazy to look up.

R126 The only think that I can find is that the 7th Marquess of Bath (father of the current Marquess) who died of COVID in 2022 left his entire estate to his wife and 2 legitimate children. He left nothing to his 70+ "wifelets" (term he used for his many, many mistresses) or one acknowledged illegitimate child. A number of these mistresses lived in grace and favor cottages on his property. There is an ongoing lawsuit in which some of these mistresses are trying to get some money from the estate. It doesn't appear that anyone is trying to get the title or the entailed portion of the estate. I can't find anything online about any successful case of an illegitimate child successfully getting a title or entailed estate. That doesn't mean it's never happened, but a preliminary search isn't finding anything.

The 7th Marquess of Bath is an interesting character if anyone is interested in reading about him. His body count could give a gay man a run for his money.

The supposed royal drama between George and Louis came during the VE Day Parade (probably a boring bit when they had to wait around).

King Charles gave a great VE Day speech last night. Lots of references to the wartime experiences of his grandfather, mother and father, many of which were historic moments. This is the kind of thing that isn't possible in a republic.

[quote]This is the kind of thing that isn't possible in a republic.

And we're fine with that. Thanks.

Who is "we", r130?

I don't think that's true. Anyone can talk about the wartime experiences of their forebears and how they were handed down to one. I've attended plenty of events in America where the speaker talked about his own wartime experiences, or his father's, etc. They don't have to be experienced by monarchical rulers to be meaningful "historic moments."

The "historic" bit is that the King's grandfather was the head of state who made the OG VE Day speech. Plus the memories of the Queen walking through the crowds. These are well-known stories that have become part of the national memory.

The memories of VE Day veterans themselves are of crucial importance, and Prince George got to chat with some of the few who are still around. This will be something he can talk about in the future, when he is King, creating a further chain of connection in the future to the events of the 1940s.

Listen to Charles's speech to get a sense of what I mean.

R132, I get that, as an American, you don't have a single, independent head of state who represents the whole nation and the state, as many other countries do, so you might not grasp what I'm saying. Different countries have different systems and, just as the British system is inappropriate for the US, the American system is inappropriate for Britain.

This is so strange to see you all take up for Louis and put George down. I was like George and those who mocked me were in fact younger cousins. It hurt. It was pure homophobia. I didnt understand it at the time; i knew i had to curtail my actions. Shame on you all. And Mary me if u want. Its odd behaviour.

I hear your pain

[quote]Who is "we", [R130]?

Can you read?

Gay AND straight posh boys have been known to flick their floppy hair

You mean some people who are completely irrelevant to the issue, r137? Apologies that I didn't notice something that wasn't in your post.

r139 it's time for your meds.

As usual, DLers are projecting their own miserable childhoods from decades ago onto something that has nothing to with them.

Excuse me, but any hair-flipping around here will be done by ourselves!

More like it's time for your meds, r140. You're not a Brit, you don't like the royals, you think they're going to disappear, yet, here you are, espousing your uninformed opinion on them, and not just on any old royal thread, but one specifically about the kids. Seems more like you're the one with issues that you need sorting out.

[quote] you don't like the royals, you think they're going to disappear,

Maybe you should learn some reading comprehension. I like the Royal Family just fine, I never said otherwise. Just that Americans are totally fine without a monarchy.

And yes, Trump Trump Trump. I know. But he'll be gone in four years and we'll move on. You can't do that with a monarchy.

The UK isn't going to become a republic. The latest local elections showed that people are sick of the new Labour government already and voting for Reform UK, which is a right wing, anti migrant party run by posh boys who love the BRF.

Reform are not posh boys, r145.

That is definitely a death stare. And Louis intentionally doesn’t acknowledge him.

Crazy Louis snapping in a few years, and murdering George. It doesn’t seem unreasonable…

[quote] Crazy Louis snapping in a few years, and murdering George. It doesn’t seem unreasonable…

He’ll use emeritus King Juan Carlos as an example.

George is going to make an excellent Queen on day, long before he inherits the throne. He'll need an Alex Claremont-Diaz of his own.

R 149. Or the former king of Thailand. Fratricide is surprisingly common in royal circles.

[quote]Maybe you should learn some reading comprehension. I like the Royal Family just fine, I never said otherwise. Just that Americans are totally fine without a monarchy. And yes, Trump Trump Trump. I know. But he'll be gone in four years and we'll move on. You can't do that with a monarchy

We are not doing fine. And no, the problem Trump represents will not disappear in four years. Arguably some of the problems America faces result from having a combined head of state and head of government, which the British system avoids.

There's no need to get rid of the monarchy. What has it done that is remotely comparable to what Trump has done?

[quote]Fratricide is surprisingly common in royal circles.

You don't say.

[quote]And no, the problem Trump represents will not disappear in four years.

The US will get progressively more liberal as time goes on and demographics change.

[quote]e The US will get progressively more liberal as time goes on and demographics change.

That is definitely the trend !

In the Ottoman Empire , the new sultan was required to kill all his brothers. Same for Mughals.

The BRF is racist and homophobic but it's ancient and attracts huge amounts of tourists so it's not going anywhere.

R157. Thanks for puking up your moronic fantasy.

R142, that is the certified Galinda Flip, loved by young girls the world over. One progresses from there to the Bend and Snap when one is old enough.