Prince Louie, at just 6 years old, has captured the hearts of the public with his infectious personality and cheeky antics.

Known for his playful nature and exuberant spirit, the youngest son of Prince William and Princess Catherine has quickly become a favorite among royal watchers.

But this week, Louie’s ambitions took center stage as he shared his big dreams for the future, and they’re quite different from those of his siblings.

It seems Louie is eager to follow in his father’s footsteps, with the idea of flying high in the sky a future ambition that clearly excites him.

However, it appears that his older siblings have more varied career aspirations of their own.

Princess Charlotte, meanwhile, surprised those close to the royal family when she expressed an interest in becoming a nurse. Inspired by her father’s lessons on the importance of NHS staff and caring for others, Charlotte’s compassion and desire to help people are already evident at a young age. “She’s obviously just a little kid, but still very caring,” an insider revealed, adding that Charlotte’s dream job reflects her nurturing personality.

These unique ambitions reflect the diversity of character within the royal siblings, each showing an early passion for different paths, from flying planes to cooking and caring for others.

Amid all the excitement around his children’s dreams, Prince William has also shared heartwarming insights into his parenting style. Recently, during a public engagement at Buckingham Palace’s Garden Party, William revealed a sweet detail about his youngest son Louie’s bedtime routine. A guest at the event, author Rowan, gifted the Prince a copy of his book *Home Words*, and William expressed excitement about reading it to Louie at bedtime.

This simple yet touching moment offered a rare glimpse into William’s role as a hands-on father. He shared that Louie loves his calming bedtime routine, which includes a relaxing bath followed by a selection of bedtime stories. The Prince of Wales fondly recalled how these traditions had been a part of his own childhood, and he’s now passing them on to his children.