Prince George Looks Like This Royal, While Prince Louis Resembles This Relative

Royal fans recently noted the resemblance between Prince George to Princess Diana and Prince Louis to Prince William.

After Prince George’s 5^th birthday portrait was released, several fans of the royal family were quick to notice how much he looked like the late Princess of Wales. Instagram user Love Princess Diana uploaded a photo of a smiling Prince George alongside a photo of Princess Diana with a huge smile on her face.

One of the fans said that Prince George’s smile is similar to Princess Diana’s. “Aw same loving smile. Same smile as his beautiful late grandma,” the fan wrote.

“Happy Birthday! I think it’s just the same lips and same smile as Diana,” another person wrote.

“This is just spot on! Perfect side by side picture of the two! Wow!” another fan commented.

Several others also expressed how sad they are that Princess Diana cannot see Prince George as he grows up and eventually becomes king one day.

“You would be the apple of your grandmother’s eye had she still been alive. Just know that you have a very special angel watching over you and your family every minute of every day,” a fan wrote.

“I’m sure she’s looking down and marveling at what a handsome boy he is and knowing that he will grow up to be a handsome, loving, and caring prince,” another person noted.

Meanwhile, if Prince George has a striking resemblance to Princess Diana, royal fans are also convinced that Prince Louis looks like his dad Prince William. Weeks after his birth, Kate Middleton shared an adorable photo of Prince Louis to the public. Royal fans compared it to a photo of Prince William sitting on Princess Diana’s lap.

“Prince Louis looks just like Prince William, right down to the wrinkly fingers,” one royal fan wrote.

In the photo, Prince Louis also appeared to be wearing a hand-me-down from Princess Charlotte. Rachel Riley, a designer, said that it is typical for siblings to share clothes especially if their ages are close to each other.

“Children’s clothes are often handed down from one sibling to the next and traditional clothes, in particular, can also be handed down from generation to generation,” Riley told Express.