Lady Louise Windsor and her boyfriend, Felix da Silva-Clamp, recently attended a theatre performance with her parents, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh. The group was seen at the House of Sisters Grimm Theatre in London's West End on a Friday evening.
Lady Louise, 22, a recent graduate from St. Andrew's University, was dressed in a green blouse and plaid skirt. Felix da Silva-Clamp, also 22, wore a black suit. The Duchess of Edinburgh, 61, opted for a cream shirt with a navy skirt and cream espadrilles, while Prince Edward, 62, wore a light blue shirt and chinos.
The couple met members of the cast of the Grammy-nominated production "Inala" and posed for photographs. A representative for the theatre described the royal family's visit as "incredibly special."
The relationship between Lady Louise and Felix da Silva-Clamp reportedly began in 2024 when they were both cast in a student play at St. Andrew's. Photos from a drama society fundraiser showed them appearing affectionate. Felix da Silva-Clamp was noted to be animated during the meet-and-greet with the cast, while Lady Louise maintained a poised demeanor.
This outing follows other recent public appearances for the couple. Felix da Silva-Clamp previously supported Lady Louise at a carriage driving competition, a sport she is skilled in and shares a connection with her late grandfather, Prince Philip. He was also present when Lady Louise received her Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award from her father at a reception in Edinburgh.
Lady Louise recently completed her Bachelor's degree in English Literature and International Relations from St. Andrew's University. Her graduation ceremony was attended by her parents and Felix da Silva-Clamp. Following her graduation, she announced plans to take a gap year, during which she intends to undertake work, volunteering, and travel.
Felix da Silva-Clamp, born in London, is the son of Jonathan Charles William da Silva-Clamp, who previously ran as a Conservative candidate in local elections. Speculation about their relationship began in 2024 after their participation in a student play titled "Dragon Fever" at the university's Byre Theatre.
Lady Louise and Felix da Silva-Clamp were also reportedly part of their university's army reserve unit, participating in a parade in military uniforms. Royal experts have noted Lady Louise's poised demeanor and potential for a larger role within the monarchy in the future, drawing comparisons to her late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. Her parents, Prince Edward and Sophie, have opted not to give their children HRH titles, intending for them to make their own way in the world.