Prince Louis, two, is ‘obsessed’ with Mary Berry and ‘whoops and claps’ when he recognises her on TV – and the chef’s Plum Crumble is his favourite bake, a source claims
- Cambridges’ youngest son Prince Louis ‘already recognises TV chef Mary Berry’
- Prince Louis, 2, ‘whoops and claps’ when she comes on TV, a source has claimed
- The youngster loves the Very Chocolate Cake, Plum Crumble and fruit scone
The Cambridge family’s youngest son Prince Louis already recognises TV chef Mary Berry, and ‘whoops and claps’ when she comes on TV, a source has claimed.
Prince William and Kate Middleton’s youngest son Louis, two, is said to be ‘obsessed’ with the baking queen, much to William’s reported amusement.
According to The Sun, the youngster loves the Very Chocolate Cake, Plum Crumble and fruit scone recipes by the celebrity chef, 85.
In December Kate revealed that one of Prince Louis’s first words was ‘Mary’ because the Royal household is stocked with Mary Berry’s cook books.
Prince William and Kate Middleton’s youngest son Louis, two, (seen in April) is said to be ‘obsessed’ with baking queen Mary Berry, 85, much to William’s reported amusement
Speaking to the Sun, an insider said: ‘Prince Louis likes nothing better than to check on Mary Berry cookbooks.
‘He loves the pictures, points out all the things he wants to eat, with The Very Chocolate Cake, Plum Crumble seeming to be hot favourites, and fruit scones being a must.
‘Whenever he sees Mary on the television, he whoops and claps his hands.’
The Cambridge family’s youngest son Prince Louis already recognises TV chef Mary Berry, and ‘whoops and claps’ when she comes on TV, a source has claimed (William and Kate are seen with Mary at Christmas)
During a Christmas special with Mary Berry last year, the Duchess of Cambridge, 38, candidly discussed how Louis conjured the words of The Great British Bake Off star’s name after discovering a collection of cookbooks nestled on her kitchen shelves at home.
The BBC show, A Berry Royal Christmas, saw Mary take to the kitchen with Kate and husband Prince Williams in order to prepare a series of festive treats for charity staff.
Speaking to the baking expert, Kate said: ‘One of Louis’ first words was ”Mary”, because right at his height are all my cooking books in the kitchen bookshelf.
‘And children are really fascinated by faces, and your faces are all over your cooking books and he would say ‘That’s Mary Berry’ … so he would definitely recognise you if he saw you today.’
During a Christmas special with Mary Berry last year, the Duchess of Cambridge , 38, candidly discussed how Louis conjured the words of The Great British Bake Off star’s name
This month Prince Charles spoke candidly about missing his grandchildren during lockdown as he said he is ‘terribly sad’ he hasn’t been able to see his family in person in months.
The Prince of Wales, 71, opened up about the difficulties of lockdown from his Aberdeenshire home of Birkhall in an interview with Sky News for their series After The Pandemic: Our New World.
The heir to the throne revealed how much he wants to give family members a hug, and mentioned missing Prince Philip, 98, as well as his grandchildren, Prince William’s children Prince George, six, Princess Charlotte, five, Prince Louis, two and Prince Harry’s son Archie, one.
Charles attended his first engagement since being in lockdown yesterday, returning to Clarence House from Scotland.
This month Prince Charles spoke candidly about missing his grandchildren during lockdown as he said he is ‘terribly sad’ he hasn’t been able to see his family in person in months (seen with Louis in 2018)