Prince Louis given adorable ‘new title’ as he beats siblings and uncle Prince Harry for top spot

It seems Prince Louis is very similar to Prince Harry

rince Louis has rivalled Prince Harry with a hilarious title.

The young royal has already made a name for himself and could even outrank his uncle with this fun accolade.

Prince Harry loses out on title to Prince Louis

Prince Louis has been voted the top royal mischief maker in a poll to mark the 75th anniversary of Dennis the Menace.

Louis was chosen as the 22nd most mischievous person among 75 well-known people.

This list also also included his siblings, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, as well as his uncle, Prince Harry, and his grandfather, King Charles.
Louis has stolen Harry’s title (Credit: SplashNews.com)
The 1,000 children who were surveyed by The Beano, aged six to 12, voted for their favourite mischief makers from a list of high-profile people.

These people are said to “embody creativity, humour and imagination”.

Prince Harry came in at number 24, Prince George at 29, Princess Charlotte at 38, and the King at 54.

Prince Louis and Prince Harry go head to head

Louis was described as “the monarchy’s official mischief correspondent”.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry was praised as “royal by birth, rebel by nature”.

Princess Charlotte got a similar accolade as “royal by name…rebel by nature!”
Prince Harry had a mischievous reputation in the past (Credit: Zak Hussein / SplashNews.com)
Prince George was described as: “Future King, currently bored kid at parades”.

King Charles’s cartoon was labelled as “the very serious man who sometimes can’t help cracking a joke”.

The Beano’s celebration front cover showed the 75 famous mischief makers attending Dennis the Menace’s 10th birthday party.

Dennis the Menace is perpetually 10 years old, explaining the theme of his party. Despite this, he has appeared in the pages of Beano since 1951, as per reports.

The celebratory front cover illustrates 75 famous ‘mischief makers’ in attendance of Dennis the Menace’s birthday bash.

All the characters were depicted as their 10-year-old selves.

Princess Charlotte pictured alongside North West

George and Louis were drawn sat on a bench together, whilst Charlotte was seen dancing with Kim Kardashian’s daughter North West.
Princess Charlotte was also on the cover (Credit: SplashNews.com)
Meanwhile, King Charles was depicted with fashion designer Paul Smith, whilst Prince Harry was pictured alongside Darts Champion Luke Littler.

Mike Stirling, a storyboard creator and “director of mischief” at Beano, said: “Dennis is forever 10, and for 75 years he’s reminded us that being a kid is the best thing ever. He has sparked mischief, laughter and a love of reading for fun in every generation since 1951. Childhood can feel quite serious these days, and this celebration is all about reminding us all that a bit of creative mischief superpowers childhood at its best.”
North West was also depicted (Credit: Ryan Rolo/Shutterstock)

Prince George latest

Elsewhere, rumours have been swirling over Prince George’s future.

Although nothing has been confirmed, the future king is said to be the perfect match for a very prestigious school. And it has a high-flying opportunity that could really shape the young royal’s future…

On March 3, Kate Middleton’s former haunt, Marlborough College, launched its very own Flight School.

Since then, speculation has bubbled implying that George could be a good match for Kate’s alma mater.
Prince George’s future has been up for discussion (Credit: SplashNews.com)
Back in November, Kate Middleton stated that George “knows much more about aircraft than me” as she led the nation on Armistice Day, where she laid a wreath at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire.

After the ceremony, she also told war veterans of Prince George: “George very much likes Airfix models and the Lancaster Bomber, and he knows much more about aircraft than me.”

Could George follow in his father’s flying footsteps?

No public announcement has been made on Prince George’s secondary school, thus far.