Prince Francis of Luxembourg Delights the Public as He Joins Parents on Royal Duty

                                                                                         

The Hereditary Grand Duke and Hereditary Grand Duchess of Luxembourg, Prince Guillaume, and Princess Stephanie made sure that their children will be aware early on of what awaits them in the future due to the circumstances of their birth.

In contrast to most working royals in Europe who shielded their infant kids from the prying eye of the public, Prince Guillaume and Princess Stephanie devised a different parenting plan for their two young sons - to expose them early on to the reality of royal duties.

Prince Francis in the arm of his father, Prince Guillaume

Little Prince Francis in his mother's arms

Their two young sons, Prince Charles, 3, and Prince Francis, seven months, have been accompanying them during public visits, and the toddlers are visibly happy about this "fun adventure".

Before Prince Francis was born in March this year, it was his older brother who often delighted the public with his appearance alongside his parents.

Now, it's the cheeky Prince Francis's turn to bring joy to the elderly. He has been accompanying his parents on numerous occasions performing royal duty.

Seven-month-old Prince Francis of Luxembourg

Today, Prince Guillaume and Princess Stephanie brought Prince Francis to the "Klick Klack" socio-therapeutic center in Mersch, Luxembourg. They also inaugurated the "Prince Francis Courtyard" named after this second son.

The Hereditary Grand Duke and Hereditary Grand Duchess and their son in one of the public visits

This project was co-financed from the donations collected during the birth of the prince in March 2023. This is also Prince Francis's third time accompanying his parents on royal duty. 

Days ago, he accompanied his parents during a visit to Elysis nursing home in Kirchberg, Luxembourg near their home.

Visiting a nursing home

Prince Francis delights the elderly

The Hereditary Grand Duke and Grand Duchess have been visiting nursing homes around Luxembourg since the pandemic time to cheer up the elderly during trying times. 

We have not seen Prince Charles accompanying his parents in public for quite some time now, it seems it's his younger brother's turn to delight the Luxembourgian public.