Prince Louis' antics

He's just a random kid, freak.

Normal enough for BRF, Ltd

I love this kid. And I think Kate is a great mom. William seems like a good dad, too. Raising kids is incredibly difficult in the best of circumstances. Imagine having every movement of your kid on public display.

Got it that we’re not talking about the sad plight of DL’s Darfur Orphan, but, still, what a ducked up way to be a kid.

Duck.

He's gonna be Harry on steroids when he grows up. Desperately needs a new nanny, preferably one proficient with the rod. If the royals can't keep their crotchfruit in check, what kind of a message does that send about the British society?

Kid's got cujones. I like that in a tiny prince.

He looks like he's about to announce his bid for President of the United States.

Getting Prince Andrew vibes from this one

So many basements in Buckingham Palace ...

He’s a brat. There’s usually one in most families.

I don’t understand why people think he’s adorable (including his mother, obviously). What a punk

He’s. Five. Years. Old.

Give it a rest.

He raised his hand to smack his mums face. His parents should spend more time parenting and less time pimping them out to the media for oohs and ahhhs. It's just sad.

Leave me out if this. I've had a government job for the past three years, and I'm very respectful and well behaved. But I really would love to hang out with this kid at a Royal function. Good times, and who knows, I could even be a distant cousin of the Markle bitch.

Notice the raied, clenched fists.

The navy blue suit.

The white dress shirt.

The red tie .........

💂 [italic] Something So Familiar. Hmmm.

^^^ Oops!

"RAISED" CLENCHED FISTS

[italic]Damn you, SpellCheck, damn you straight to hell

R15/R16, see R7.

[quote] I've had a government job for the past three years

Louis has a government job too and may have one for the rest of his life (unless he exits the family business).

Relax, he's just a kid. Wait until he matures and the sexual assaults and cover-ups begin. Then you may object.

I think his robotic seemingly permanently depressed older brother is not the normal one. Fucked up family.

Autism.

What that kid needs is a good old fashioned ass whooping . i bet no ones ever laid a hand on him,and it shows.

Nice of them to let him come up with a couple of antics. Before long, Charlotte will rein him in, you may rest assured on this.

George probably can't be bothered to do so. He's more like "Can't be arsed," and he knows Lottie will make Louis' life miserable if the baby brat ever dare being a pain in the arse to her beloved big brother George.

r5 = the ghost of QEII

I think among the Wales siblings, Louis is a bit of an outlier. George and Charlotte seem really close, resulting in Louis not involved in his elder siblings' close-knit bond. Being the outsider, Louis has very likely learned at an early stage in his life that being the playful, jolly clown which is getting him attention.

That being said, I sincerely hope Louis won't end up as Harry 2.0

In the balcony video, right before the brat did the salute( jfk style) you can see Kate Middleton told him to do it. William Thumbhead did not like that and you can see he says " just clap".

*Jfkstyle as in John John*

Louis looks just like Kate's dad. Charlotte looks like William as a boy. Some site had side by side pictures.

Yes, it's normal behaviour for a kid, but he shows very little restrain for the kind of educations royals generally receive.

People use to laugh about Froilan behaviour in Spain but when he reached his teenage years he was totally spoiled and he continues to be a nightmare for spanish monarchy (with the difference the people doesn't like him at all now unlike when he was a kid)

He's going to be the court jester.

If there were any sort of issues, he wouldn't be on the fucking balcony. They can easily say he's too young.

He looks like he’s on the autism spectrum. Probably higher functioning. He covers his ears with the loud noise of the airplanes, just like the previous time he was on the balcony ( the Queens Jubilee) because he’s sensitive to the noice and gets overstimulated. He also seems to have trouble staying still and is rather fidgety, he can’t just focus on the airplanes or any one thing in particular. He points to this, he moves his attention to something else, he salutes, he clenches fists from stimulation all in a span of a minute. This is common among people on the spectrum. I’ve worked with children on the spectrum and have seen many of the same behaviors in them. He most likely has the best behavioral specialist working with him already. All on the hush-hush, of course.

Louis might be demented, but at least he has personality.

R32 = DL's resident autism troll.

Sadly, his obsession with autism prevented him from learning how to spell noise.

[quote] because he’s sensitive to the noice

R32 has obviously never been with a pretty normal 5yrs old kid in his life before.

Did anyone ever find out what is wrong with his cousin Merchie?

Just because DL doesn’t have an edit option, doesn’t discount the behavior displayed for all to see. The obsession with defending this family is bizarre. You do realize you are nothing to them? By the way, not a troll. Haven’t posted here in months.

Lilibet looks rather, umm, 'off in the head', too.

For r17: Donnie the Third?

[quote] Haven’t posted here in months using this account.

Fixed it for you, R37. You're welcome.

R40 Your paranoia is showing. Leave the computer. Go outside and touch some grass. It’ll be good for you.

He's a bored brat.

R41, just like you did for your latest ridiculous pap walk? Ok, Meghan.

Father's Day photos of William and the three children.

R32, I've worked with kids with similar behavioral disorders, Louis fits right with them. His behavior is identical to these kids. Blocking his ears is a give away

Like Father, Like Son.

He's cute until his family throws him under the bus and makes him George's scapegoat, just like uncle Harry was for Baldilocks 😠

Yes, photos posted on Instagram tell the entire story.

Trust the crazy Meghan fancunts to claim Louis is trying to throttle William in that pic.

It's scary because Louis appears to be spoiled ontop of his behavioral problems.

He seems like a typical five year old to me.

I realize that many DLers have been estranged from their families for decades and have no straight friends so they have no contact with children or any knowledge of how children behave, but Louis seems pretty normal.

The photo which R46 posted highlights what R32 said about Louis being AUTISTIC. it's in the face

Like Father, Like Son - Part Deux.

[quote]It's scary because Louis appears to be spoiled ontop of his behavioral problems.

A PRINCE who lives in a PALACE is fucking SPOILED?

OMG! That is unbelievable!

R45 Stop being ridiculous. Nobody with a brain can talk about disorders of a kid he doesn't know at all.

His behavious in public is perfectly normal. Nowaydays most kids act like spoiled brats anyway

The energy of Royal Sycophants is the same as MAGATs

^^Blind allegiance

^ R56 & R57 = crazy Sussex stans expertly knowing what they're talking of.

Nothing to see here folks

Like Father, like Son - Part Trois.

Um yeah r59. That is normal behavior. A very young child covering his ears because of loud planes flying directly overhead. JFC some of you need to get out more.

Why did Kate tell Louis to salute? William seemed against it?

Kate spoke about Louis in the past. She said that when Louis gets home from school he says that he has a lot of energy to burn off so he goes outside to run around. I think he's very outgoing child with energy to burn.

R63 She’s not going to actually say the truth. Of course, she’ll just say he’s “energetic”.

I am the OP of one of the first threads on the Internet that suggested Barron Trump was on the autistic spectrum after his behavior at the Republican National Convention. It got thousands of hits (back when we still had the counter) because it got picked up by Google and other people were searching for the terms “Barron Trump autism” becoming they noticed the behavior as well. I am on the Spectrum myself.

This is ABSOLUTELY autism spectrum behavior.

0:10 -covers ears - auditory overstimulation

0:20 - 0:30 - makes fists and pounds them together- this is stimming. This is a coping mechanism of extrasensory stress.

0:33 - 0:40 - waving - unusual expression of a motor function

There is no doubt in my mind about this. He most likely has already been diagnosed and is probably receiving the best care possible l

R37, the obsession with hating this family is so extreme among some on DL that they try to use the perfectly normal behaviour of a 5-year-old kid, and one who is obviously much loved and happy, and call him all sorts of nasty names as a way to attack his parents. You are disgusting.

Comments about Louis on DL are particularly sad because they reveal that so many posters are eldergays who haven't been near a small child in about four decades.

Exactly r67.

OP's link is paywalled.

If he is on the spectrum, he is getting the best care right now. No need to get angry and fight over that.

What was Kate's alcoholic drink of choice when she was pregnant with little Louis?

R69 just watch the linked video at R65, it’s from the original source

From the moment I laid eyes on Louos I k ew it. Nothing wrong with that. That's life...

Is this why they hid him from the piblic for so long, and didn't show a photo until recently. They also seem to comb his hair in a particular way to hide it too

He's a perfectly healthy, normal 5 year old who looks as though he's going to be tall and handsome (in that Windsor way), r71, so it's unlikely his mother was drinking any alcohol when she was pregnant with him.

No one is calling Louie nasty names or attacking his parents. Many people who’ve worked with, or are on the spectrum are giving their opinion. He probably already getting the best treatment.

He looks like a normal five year old who's a bit rambunctious.

R74 what does one have to do with the other

How old were the mother's eggs?

[quote]the obsession with hating this family is so extreme among some on DL that they try to use the perfectly normal behaviour of a 5-year-old kid, and one who is obviously much loved and happy, and call him all sorts of nasty names as a way to attack his parents. You are disgusting.

Hmmm, I see irony here in that DL is invaded daily by old biddies harping about Harry and wife's actions and kids.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with identifying that a child might be on the autism spectrum. That’s like getting offended for suggesting an effeminate or tomboyish child may grow up to be a gay or lesbian.

This reminds me of the episode of Curb where the mother got offended that Larry bought her effeminate son a sewing machine which is probably the nicest thing his character did in the run of the series.

But r80 Louis just appears to be a normal kid.

I'm getting a strong Taffy Davenport vibe. I might like this kid.

Blah,blah,blah. Many if not most of us most certainly have been around small children. As hard as it is to believe most of us are still involved with family and straight friends. I know from a brat,and Louis is definitely one. I dont think hes autistic either,just a brat. He'll either grow out of it or he wont. A couple of good hard swats would curb much of his behavior.

Don't worry, R83, I'm at it.

[quote] But [R80] Louis just appears to be a normal kid

See the problem is all in you. NORMAL. Do not use this word. It WOUNDS.

“Louis behaves neurotypically.” Or, conversely, “Louis displays behaviors consistent with autism spectrum disorders.”

Louis behaves like an ordinary 5yrs old kid. End of.

He reminds me of Andrew.

I raised children. He is rambunctious. His parents, like most, are probably more lenient with him than they were with his siblings. He doesn’t display autistic traits. Lots of kids cover their ears at loud noises. The other behaviours were normal. I think he is a kid with a lot of energy.

My cousin was 10x worse as a child. He would attack the farm animals. Knocked out a rooster that attacked him (not necessarily a bad thing, as the rooster didn’t attack any children after that). Would be on the ground kicking and screaming if he didn’t want to do something. His parents didn’t do much. He grew up to be an athlete, went to university on full scholarship, founded a multi million dollar company, and is now running it from his retirement home in a sunny country.

[quote] He doesn’t display autistic traits.

YES

HE

DOES

OMG. This is why we hate neurotypicals.

NO, HE. DOESN’T.

Let’s face it, this kid’s a freak. I hope he marries that oddball Prince Oscar from Sweden. It will be like something off the set of Carnivàle.

He is five years old. You sound like a freak, r91.

Yep. He’s a five year old freak. I met several in kindergarten.

Considering how he is neatly dressed, has to sit or stand for hours, be in front of huge crowds and cameras, perform in public ceremonies, etc. Louis is not just a normal five-year-old kid, he's a very well-behaved kid.

No one harps on about Harry's kids, r79. They discuss what the parents are doing to those kids.

[quote] He covers his ears with the loud noise of the airplanes, just like the previous time he was on the balcony ( the Queens Jubilee) because he’s sensitive to the noice and gets overstimulated. He also seems to have trouble staying still and is rather fidgety, he can’t just focus on the airplanes or any one thing in particular. He points to this, he moves his attention to something else, he salutes, he clenches fists from stimulation all in a span of a minute. This is common among people on the spectrum.

[quote] This is ABSOLUTELY autism spectrum behavior. 0:10 -covers ears - auditory overstimulation 0:20 - 0:30 - makes fists and pounds them together- this is stimming. This is a coping mechanism of extrasensory stress. 0:33 - 0:40 - waving - unusual expression of a motor function

I teach 2nd grade. Every time we have a fire drill. My kids cover their ears. All of the 2nd graders do it. They are 7 - 8 yrs old. They also cannot sit still. Most of them have very busy hands and very busy bodies. It’s a little worse for the 5 yr olds in kindergarten.

Did you list a few of the symptoms of autism? Yes. Does Louis’ behavior seem normal for a 5 yr old? Yes.

I'd probably just leave him at home instead of taking him to public events. People would definitely understand. Plus, you've still got George and the Charlotte.

Wrong R95. I've seen some pretty vile comments about their kids.

ADHD. It's quite obvious, all of the signs are there. I wish for his parents to have ultimate patience. They have a rough road ahead with this boy. Once he hits his early to mid 20s things should have either calmed down or completely exploded. Unfortunately, it's a toss-up. Glad I'm not part of their lives. Been there-done that --- what they all are about to go through is not for the faint of heart.

Meant to add that he appears to be on the spectrum as well.

What R99 , R100 said Also he has a lot of Andrew in him

For those who keep saying it's normal kid behavior, George Porgey did not act like this

Neither did I!

R95, You're either seriously uninformed or a damned liar. All those KKK Grannies on this site said Archie was autistic or retarded. They shit, day after day, year after year. Mind you, those dumb cunts had only seen one picture of him and a very short video clip.

STFU

[quote] ADHD. It's quite obvious, all of the signs are there. I wish for his parents to have ultimate patience.

In a room filled with 5 yr olds, his behavior would not stand out. Go spend some time in a kindergarten classroom.

Wrong R105. Obviously you have never been in a room with lots of kinder-kids. I have.

In a classroom, no. But go out to the playground at recess. His behaviour would not stand out.

Wake up. There is a major difference from a classroom setting to the free4all that happens during recess.

That’s royaltard for ya.

[quote] Wrong [R105]. Obviously you have never been in a room with lots of kinder-kids. I have.

[quote] I teach 2nd grade. Every time we have a fire drill. My kids cover their ears. All of the 2nd graders do it. They are 7 - 8 yrs old. They also cannot sit still. Most of them have very busy hands and very busy bodies. It’s a little worse for the 5 yr olds in kindergarten.

I think he's just a cute, active little boy with a lot of energy.

Hilarious - a bunch of childless unqualified gay men making clinical assessments on a child who they don’t know, based on a couple of frames of pictures at an event thousands of miles away.

Here’s my assessment - in 15 or 20 years’ time he’ll be a good looking, famous young man who has had the best education that money can buy, who knows everyone and never has to worry about whether he can afford to pay the next utilities bill.

And you’ll all be bitterly living in the past, still judgemental, still jealous and still stuck in your early twenties gay party “boy” mindset, while life has passed you by.

Louis is going to be alright.

I agree R88. My favorite girl cousin had 2 of the most unpleasant hellions in the annals of our family history. Universally loathed. One is now an ER nurse and the other just got her masters in business and they are both very pleasant young ladies. Go figure.

He’s giving me Damien. It’s the eyes.

Meghan's fanbase is as moronic and toxic as she is.

Seems normal. I have kids about his age at three homes across the street from me. They all do things like this.

Lots of experienced fraus have spoken.

A bit Rainman

Oh, ok, r98, "some". Here we have a whole thread created just to be vile about Louis.

Speaking of Prince Louis, what happened to the cherubic face of evil aka DL fave Prince Oskar of Sweden?

The anti Meghan , and Meghan kids brigade are 9999999999 times worst than anything ever uttered about Louis.

The vile, hateful, gutter trash things these people post about Meghan and her kids on social media and on Dl pale in comparison to someone calling Louis retarded

*Calling them people is a bit too generous

Hi Meghan @ R121 and R122. No pap walk today?

She might not be able to afford the fee's R123 . I hear she just lost a huge chunk of money recently.

Weirder than Barron Trump, even.

Fank you for thinking of me! But I disagree, I am WAY weirder than this kid.

Btw, this kid is supposed to be a prince or something so he must be having lots of gold. Has this kid got much gold? I like gold.

Louis is short for Lucifer.

This thread is Frau central.

I'd love Prince Louis to hook up with Prince Oscar. Hilarity would definitely ensue.

[quote]I'd love Prince Louis to hook up with Prince Oscar. Hilarity would definitely ensue.

Oh yeah, an alliance between two unrepentant monsters would be hilarious. It’ll be particularly funny when they embark on a genocidal campaign to unite all of Continental Europe and the British Isles under a single crown.

Unfortunately, victory would only lead to a bloodier battle: Determining which of the two will rule as Europa Regina.

He's a kid OP. Have you ever met any 5 year olds?

He's retarded.

You can see it despite all the cosmetic surgery he's had in his short life.

At least there's a "shocking event that will forever change the Royal Family" with his name on it that is scheduled for 2026, which will rally support for the monarchy.

That's what a spare's spare is for, although Elizabeth and Philip were too cowardly to apply it to Andrew as was originally planned.

R132 wandered in from Alex Jones' website...

Normal and adorable. My brother, who is not autistic or on the spectrum, went through a phase where every photo shows him clowning around and making faces. He grew out of it by middle school but he’s still an extrovert as an adult.

R13 Almost every kid tries to hit their parents in a tantrum. You just do not let them and catch their hand, and teach them two things: don't hit people and also, no one has to let themselves be beaten. Again and again, which Kate is doing. She could also let him do and laugh it off and raise an asshole. Some of you aren't around little children very often.

R135 yes, some of us aren’t around little kids very often, because we’re not straight women.

[quote]He looks like he’s on the autism spectrum. Probably higher functioning. He covers his ears with the loud noise of the airplanes, just like the previous time he was on the balcony ( the Queens Jubilee) because he’s sensitive to the noice and gets overstimulated.

When she was younger, his sister covered her ears, too. Those planes are very loud, and little kids tend to respond accordingly.

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[quote] yes, some of us aren’t around little kids very often, because we’re not straight women"

R136 hm no, it's definitely not that black and white.

[quote]What was Kate's alcoholic drink of choice when she was pregnant with little Louis?

May I remind those with medium-term memory loss that Kate couldn't keep ANYTHING down during her three pregnancies?

FWIW, I cover my ears at loud music, sometimes even at the sound levels in the cinema, and I am not autistic. I'm a musical theatre nerd who has never exposed my eardrums to the kind of noise considered necessary at pop and rock concerts. I'm sure a fly-past would produce the same reaction in me too. As an adult I'd know enough to self-censor if I were on the Royal balcony, but a five-year-old doesn't know that.

The issue with Louis is that we can't know. Those on the spectrum are keen to claim him, others are keen to point the finger and others are keen to defend, but the truth is, none of us has seen enough behaviour from him of any kind to make a proper diagnosis, and none of us has seen him even once interacting in a normal situation, such as a schoolroom or at dinner with the family. So, we've all said our piece and should probably shut up now.

I've have significant congenital hearing loss since I was a kid. I always failed the hearing tests in grade school and got sent to the ENT. I have hearing aids now. Anyway, one of the features is intolerance to certain loud noises -- sirens, alarms, fireworks. If I'm out on a walk and police car or fire truck with sirens drive by I have to cover my ears. I've been doing it since childhood. Maybe Datalounge is picking on the wrong disability.

Do you live in a vacuum, R136? I am a gay man with no children and no desire to have children and I am surrounded by friends and family, gay and straight, male and female who do have offspring from babies to adults.

Here is the thing which some of you are failing to grasp:

He is not just covering his ears. If I saw him covering his ears once and said it was ASD I’d be nuts.

But being on the Spectrum myself, I see PATTERNS. And at R65 I see three different traits exhibited sequentially within the space of 40 seconds. Neuros simply don’t see them or choose not to see them. When I see them it’s like a gong going off.

Exercise: twenty year old interview with Josh Hartnett. What are the PATTERNS?

[quote] FWIW, I cover my ears at loud music, sometimes even at the sound levels in the cinema, and I am not autistic. I'm a musical theatre nerd who has never…

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The little boy’s behavior is very concerning. Especially when you consider it [italic]in toto.

Attacking a child because the Duke and Duchess of Dior have fucked up and been found out - again - always keeping it classy, squaddies.

R147. I’ve been on here because I like BRF gossip. I’ve called out the klan grannies, but I’m not a Sussex fan, I think everyone in that family is an open target for gossip. I also have defended Louis because I’ve been around kids that age and that’s how they act (especially the youngest of the family, they’re almost always spoiled).

That’s DL. Get used to it.

Scolding people for posting stuff you don’t like only makes them more emboldened btw.

[quote]But being on the Spectrum myself, I see PATTERNS. And at [R65] I see three different traits exhibited sequentially within the space of 40 seconds. Neuros simply don’t see them or choose not to see them

Plenty of neuros see them. But they don't judge people on 40 seconds' worth of behaviour, especially when exhibited in incredibly abnormal circumstances (on a Royal balcony receiving a fly-past, FFS). You may turn out to be right, R144, but you don't yet have enough evidence even though you think you do. You have never seen this kid's behaviour in ANY environment in which you might find an ordinary five-year-old -- not even for 40 seconds.

Well R149, you're the one who knows everything. R144 doesn't know anything about this.

Betting George has the shelf life of a sparkler.