During the past year, Prince Louis participated in a number of royal firsts! His first Easter service His first Trooping the Colour! First engagement! Now that he is five years old, Prince Louis, the youngest son of Prince William and Princess Kate, has opened the door to participate in more and more royal events (although he was unable to attend Wimbledon last weekend, much to Prince Louis' chagrin) - but his older siblings, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, are turning five! Despite having already achieved this milestone long ago, there is one royal milestone that Prince Louis has yet to achieve, according to the Mirror.

What has Prince Louis yet to do? He has yet to go on a royal tour with his parents, although George first did so when he was 8 months old (in Australia and New Zealand) and Charlotte when she was 16 months old (in her case, in Canada). George and Charlotte visited Germany and Poland with their parents in 2017, the year before Louis was born. (This was the last time William and Kate's children were on the tour.) Comparatively, Louis is five years old and has yet to have a royal tour - because' first, the pandemic, and then the school term schedule, the Mirror reports.

In 2019, William and Kate visited Pakistan on a five-day tour, but none of the children attended. At the time, Kensington Palace said the tour was the "most complicated tour" the two had ever been on. Then came 2020 and COVID-19, and it was not until 2022, when they visited the Caribbean for 10 days, that William and Kate took an international tour (again, during the school year, so they did not bring any of their children). late 2022 William and Kate's trip to the U.S. was under the same circumstances; the children were in school.

This situation will also occur when Mom and Dad visit Singapore this November for William's third year of receiving the Earthshot Award.

Kensington Palace has not announced any other royal tours for William and Kate in 2023.

When and where will Louis' first royal tour take place?