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Photo Of Kate Middleton As A Toddler Looks Just Like Prince Louis—And Fans Are Doing A Double Take

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The Prince and Princess of Wales' official X account, formerly Twitter, shared a throwback photo of Middleton as a toddler in 1983—and people can't believe how much she looks like her youngest son.

A photo posted by the official X account of the Prince and Princess of Wales has people online doing a double take.

The photo posted on Monday is of the princess herself on Christmas Day in 1983, but fans had to look twice to make sure it wasn't actually a photo of her youngest son Louis.


The tweet was part of Shaping Us, a campaign led by the Princess of Wales that aims to raise awareness of the critical importance of early childhood.

It read:

"Sharing some festive memories this Christmas because #ShapingUs is all about the vital importance of our early years and the role played by those around us in shaping the rest of our lives."
"📸 of The Princess, Christmas 1983"

You can see the photo below.

Fans of the royal family just could not get over the resemblance between the photo of Prince Kate and her mini-me Louis.











Like mother, like son. Truly uncanny!

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