LADY Louise Windsor was pictured at the annual Royal Horse Show – riding an electric bike.
The 20-year-old royal was spotted on the grounds of Windsor Castle today, with her mother Sophie Wessex and father Prince Edward nearby.
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Lady Louise wore a Royal Windsor Horse Show vest as she rode her muddy electric bike along a path.
His mother, Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, was seen smiling and chatting with people from other places.
Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, could also be seen socializing.
Lady Louise appeared to be helping out at the show as she was seen on an ENGWE EP-2 Pro bike.
Just yesterday, King Charles shared a loving hug with his niece Zara Tindall at the show.
Excited to return to public duties, the 75-year-old monarch looked radiant at the rainy event, wearing an elegant camel overcoat and a brown suit.
The king is “looking forward to going” and has “reloaded his schedule” as he is undergoing cancer treatment, a palace source said.
Charles was photographed tenderly hugging his niece Zara Tindall, a former Olympic rider, at his third royal engagement this week.
He also told jokes and laughed with the riders on the side of the track.
Charles participated in the event just like his mother did.
The late Queen regularly appeared as a spectator at the horse show, which took place at Windsor Castle.
Charles was last seen, with Camilla by his side, on Sunday at the Crathie Church service in Aberdeen.
It is the second time the pair have been seen together since Buckingham Palace revealed the king would return to public duties.
Her Majesty chose to make her public return by visiting a cancer hospital early last week.
He spoke to staff and patients with Camilla, 76, on St George’s Day.
As patron of MacMillan Cancer Support, Charles wanted the visit to raise awareness of the importance of early diagnosis and highlight innovative research supported by Cancer Research UK, which takes place at the hospital.
Lady Louise always seemed to enjoy a practical life.
Who is Lady Louise Windsor?
Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor was born at Frimley Park Hospital in Surrey on 8 November 2003.
She was born prematurely and was born via emergency cesarean section.
Louise studied at Windsor before moving to St Mary’s School Ascot in 2017.
Following her A-levels, Louise enrolled at the University of St Andrews in September 2022.
She also has a younger brother, James, who became heir apparent to the Earl of Wessex.
A royal source previously told The Sun: “The Queen loves the fact that Louise and James cherish their time at Balmoral, and she has become particularly close to Louise, who appears to have become her favorite grandchild, closely followed by James.
“Louise also endeared herself to everyone by looking after William and Kate’s children when they were here.
“Louise loves drawing and sketching and was patiently trying to get Charlotte to make pictures of rabbits and deer.
“Because of her obvious artistic ability, the Queen allowed Louise to examine some of the sketches in Queen Victoria’s collection of Highland sketches, which are kept at Balmoral but are rarely unearthed today.”
Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty magazine, told Fabulous Digital that the Queen likes “ordinary people more than those who please her”.
Louise also enjoys carriage driving and reportedly learned the art from her grandfather, Prince Philip.
The king left his beloved ponies and carriages to his granddaughter after his death.
She was seen driving a carriage at a Platinum Jubilee event attended by the Queen in Windsor on May 15, 2022.
Last year she was seen driving her used VW Polo, which she saved up to buy from her £7-an-hour job.
The 19-year-old was seen driving around the Windsor Royal Estate in the vehicle.
Looking confident behind the wheel, Lady Louise was seen wearing glasses and with her hair tied back in a ponytail.
A source told The Sun that she saved up for the bright blue car while working at a local garden center, earning £6.83 an hour.
Her job responsibilities included working the cash register, greeting customers and pruning plants, with one viewer stating that she was “polite and attentive” and “seemed to be loving her job.”
Our source said: “The idea of getting a summer job came from Louise herself, who was saving up to buy her first car, which she could use to practice on the private roads of the Windsor estate.
“The amount she saved from her first job was matched by her parents, and she bought a used blue VW Polo and passed her driving test the first time.”
The royal spent time over the weekend practicing the hobby she shared with the late Prince Philip — driving carriages.
The Duke of Edinburgh taught Lady Louise how to drive and even left her beloved ponies and carriages to her in his will when he passed away in 2021.
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