Prince Louis, the youngest son of Prince William and Princess Catherine, may only be six years old, but he has already made quite an impression with his cheeky antics and delightful personality.

Recently, Louis opened up about his future ambitions, revealing a dream quite different from those of his siblings, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

During a recent family outing to help renovate a Scouts hut, Louis participated in various activities, including painting alongside his sister Charlotte.

When a fellow volunteer asked him if he might like to be a painter when he grows up, Louis confidently declared, “No, a fighter pilot!”

This ambition mirrors that of his father, Prince William, who trained as a pilot after serving in the Army and completing flying training with the Royal Air Force.

While Louis aspires to take to the skies, his siblings seem to have different plans. Reports suggest that during a visit to a restaurant, George expressed interest in becoming a chef after being captivated by a pizza oven. Meanwhile, Charlotte has expressed a desire to become a nurse, inspired by her father’s lessons about the vital work of NHS staff. A palace insider noted, “She’s such a caring little girl who always knows what she wants,” highlighting Charlotte’s potential future dedication to a noble cause.

In a recent public engagement at Buckingham Palace’s Garden Party, Prince William shared a heartwarming detail about Louis’s bedtime routine. After receiving a gifted book titled *Home Words*, he eagerly mentioned to the author that he couldn’t wait to read it to Louis that night. “This is great, so inspirational,” William said, emphasizing the importance of reading to his children. He described their bedtime routine, which includes a calming bath followed by a selection of bedtime stories, a cherished tradition he recalls from his own childhood.

William’s dedication to reading is well-known; he previously mentioned the book *Room on the Broom* by Julia Donaldson, which he claimed had “saved many bedtimes.” The routine culminates in a bedtime song, with William often leading a sing-along to create a joyful atmosphere before lights out.

Prince Louis first captured the hearts of the public during the Chelsea Flower Show in 2019, where he took his first steps and delighted in playing with his family, showcasing his playful spirit. This year, as the royal family continues its involvement in various public events, Louis’s vibrant personality is sure to shine through, bringing joy to many.

As the young prince navigates his early years, his aspirations and family moments reflect the warmth and joy of royal life, reminding us all of the innocence and dreams of childhood.