Lady Louise Windsor proved that blue blood doesn’t require first class after all, by happily parking herself on the floor of a crowded Great Western Railway train from London to Bristol.
The 22-year-old St Andrews student was pictured sitting cross-legged during the 10.30am service, calmly sipping PG tips and writing an essay as commuters milled around her.
Sources according to The mail say she seemed completely unconcerned about the lack of seats at Paddington and was “very polite” to other passengers.
Lady Louise has long favored practicality over pomp, a trait likely honed by her passion for carriage driving, a demanding equestrian sport she once shared with her late grandfather, Prince Philip.
She is far from the first royal to blend into everyday life. Her aunt, Princess Anne, hopped on the London Underground in 2020 on her way to London Fashion Week, proving that the royal family can do rush hour too.
And while she may have skipped the first class, Lady Louise’s personal life is reportedly back on track.
The quietly confident royal is said to be dating fellow St Andrews student and army officer, Felix da Silva-Clamp.
Their growing closeness has fueled much speculation, with royal watchers dubbing her the family’s “secret weapon” due to her relationship and striking resemblance to her grandmother.
