Lady Louise Windsor's lesser-known passion shared with major Royal Family member

Lady Louise Windsor shares a love of appearing in theatre productions just like a fellow royal. The 21-year-old, who is about to be a final year English student at the University of St Andrews, reportedly enjoys appearing in theatre productions - which is surprisingly what King Charles liked to do when he was a student at university.

Speaking back in November 2024, a fellow student shed light on Lady Louise's shared passion with her uncle. After having enrolled at the Scotland-based university in 2022, Lady Louise is finally on the fourth, and final, year at the university. The fellow student said: "She works a student job during the week, in the canteen, and she takes part in a lot of student theatre productions - she was in the chorus for a play called Dragon Fever, she was really good."

Revealing the surprising detail about the King's niece, the student told The Telegraph: "The theatre isn't massive, so it shows quite a lot of dedication that she's part of it."

They also revealed that, like her father Prince Edward, Lady Louise has a passion for the arts and enjoys reeling - which is Scottish dancing. They added that she is a "really good dancer".

During his time at university in the late 1960s, the then-Prince Charles was involved in the Dryden Society, Trinity College's drama group.

It's also known that the royal joined St Andrews University Officers' Training Corps as a cadet. Descibing her as "grounded", Lady Louise reportedly attempts to blend in with her fellow classmates by wearing "understated clothes".

Much like his younger cousin, the prestigious university was attended by Prince William in the early 2000s and was famously known for being where he met his future wife, the now-Princess of Wales.

The royal couple both graduated from the University of St Andrews in 2005.

The young royal has reportedly avoided the need for a "former university agreement" whilst at university - something that William needed during his studies.