Prince Louis turned photographer for Mummy Kate Middleton

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Prince Louis, the 6 years old son of Prince William and Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, debuted as a photographer and captured a stunning picture of his mummy in the Windsor. Kensignton Palace released a new picture of Kate Middleton today standing in the frosty woodland scene, arms open and well wrapped up in Windsor. The picture was taken by Prince Louis of Windsor.

The stunning image, taken in the frosty woodlands of Windsor, marks World Cancer Day, a poignant occasion given Kate’s recent announcement that she is in remission. Dressed in a cozy yet elegant winter ensemble, the Princess of Wales stands atop fallen trees, bathed in soft winter sunlight, her arms open in a gesture of quiet strength. The setting—peaceful, natural, and untouched—symbolizes renewal, healing, and the deep connection Kate has always shared with the outdoors.

Sharing the image on social media, Kate accompanied it with a heartfelt message: “Don’t forget to nurture all that which lies beyond the disease.” A Kensington Palace spokesperson noted that the image reflects just how important nature has been to the Princess during her recovery. The World Cancer Day is marked on February 04th every year since 2000. Led by the Union for International Cancer Control, hundreds of activities and events take place around the world, gathering communities, organisations and individuals in schools, businesses, hospitals,

This marks the first time a photograph taken by Prince Louis has been released publicly, making the moment even more special. His snapshot beautifully captures not just a regal figure, but a mother, a survivor, and an individual embracing the present with grace and gratitude. If this is a glimpse into Prince Louis’ eye for photography, we can only imagine what artistic talents the young royal may continue to develop in the years to come.