Prince Louis is often the centre of attention at royal events, but new data has shown that the young royal is one of the least googled members of the Royal Family
04:43 ET, 09 Sep 2025Updated 12:17 ET, 09 Sep 2025
Prince Louis often steals the show at royal events(Image: Karwai Tang/WireImage)
Prince Louis, known for his charming antics and ability to steal the show at Royal events, surprisingly doesn’t command the same attention online.
Despite his popularity among the public and his delightful performances at events like the annual Trooping the Colour, new data reveals that he’s one of the least googled members of the Royal Family.
The data, which analyzed the most googled royals from September 2024 to August 2025, showed that Prince William and Princess Kate’s youngest son was searched a mere 71,700 times online in less than a year. It comes as Queen Elizabeth II’s ‘end-of-life struggles’ and why she asked to be kept alive for so long have been revealed.
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This surprising statistic comes from Click Intelligence and doesn’t seem to align with the young prince’s popularity.
Prince Louis is one of the least googled royals according to the data(Image: Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images)
Just months ago, the seven year old had Royal fans in a frenzy during Trooping the Colour.
He enthusiastically waved at them from the Buckingham Palace balcony.
Each wave was met with louder cheers, leaving the young prince visibly delighted.
He caused chuckles among his Royal relatives, including his grandfather King Charles.
Prince Louis doesn’t generate much online buzz according to Click Intelligence.
However, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle – who stepped back from Royal duties in 2020 – certainly do.
The Daily Mail reports that data from Click Intelligence reveals that between September 2024 and August 2025, Harry was the most googled Royal with a whopping 2.2 million searches.
King Charles III came in second.
But Meghan had higher overall spikes in online interest, though the reason for this remains unclear.
Other royals like Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Princess Eugenie, and Princess Anne also outrank Louis in terms of online searches, reports the Express. It comes after ‘evil’ comments about Kate Middleton’s new blonde color.