Zara, Mike Tindall’s Daughter Lena As Grumpy As Cousin Prince Louis [PHOTOS]

Zara and Mike Tindall’s daughter Lena is as grumpy as cousin Prince Louis.

Mark Stewart shared photos of Zara and Mike’s youngest daughter, Lena, on Twitter. The snaps were taken at the Magic Millions Festival of British Eventing at Gatcombe Park.

In the snaps Lena can be seen walking. Some netizens noticed that the little royal is as adorable as Prince Louis, and as “grumpy,” too.

“Awe isn’t she just all Mike, where Mia is more Zara - grumpy faced babies are just adorable,” one netizen commented.

Royal fans have the same objective for Kate Middleton and Prince William’s youngest son. Prince Louis made his balcony debut at the Trooping the Colour in June. A number of netizens said that the little princess was so cute even with his “grumpy expression.”

In July, the Army in London shared a photo of Prince William carrying Prince Louis. Princess Charlotte and Prince George also posed while Middleton was noticeably missing in the snap.

“Loving the three separate reactions. George behaves by looking at the camera, Louis pouts as if to say ‘get that damn camera out of my face’ and Charlotte doesn't care because there's a dog,” one netizen wrote.

“Louis’s facial expression is too funny. He’s so not feeling this photo,” another fan wrote.

A different user said that Prince Louis always looks “grumpy.” Meanwhile, others find the tot’s facial expression “hilarious.”

The Cambridges and the Tindalls are very close. In May, the two families were spotted on an outing. Prince William had his goddaughter Mia Tindall on his shoulders while Prince George perched on Mike’s shoulder. The Duchess of Cambridge was also photographed giving her daughter Princess Charlotte a piggyback ride.

Later on that day, Prince George and Zara were photographed doing high-five. They were also seen hugging each other.

According to an insider, Prince George’s favorite uncle is not Prince Harry, but Mike. Prince George reportedly loves Mike because he larks about and never takes himself too seriously.