At St Andrews uni‚ history seems to be doing a re-run - Lady Louise Windsor the Kings niece found her match just like her cousin William did back in early 2000s
The young royal (who turned 21 on Nov 8th) and Felix da Silva-Clamp caught each-others eyes during their drama-society activities: both starred in a fantasy-mystery play where she played a witch and he got best scene-stealer award for his squire role
Their down-to-earth connection shows in everyday uni life - she works part time in the student canteen while he serves ice-cream at a local shop. The couple shares interest in Scottish traditions especially reeling dances where Louiseʼs partners always line up cause of her great dancing skills
Da Silva-Clamp (whose dad is a lawyer and mom works with WHO) already met Louises parents at Sandringham where he cheered for her during horse-driving trials. The couple often hangs out at uni events; taking selfies dancing together and joining theater productions
After a competition‚ he would always ask how it went. His eyes would light up
Louise who started at St Andrews bout 2 years ago follows a long line of royals at this coastal school. Despite being 16th in line to the throne she keeps it simple: wearing basic clothes doing student jobs and focusing on her studies - just like any other student would
- Takes part in cadet force activities
- Stars in theater productions
- Works at campus canteen
- Enjoys Scottish dancing events
The young royal who overcame early-life health issues now thinks about studying abroad in Australia where her boyfriends family lives. Their relationship grows stronger as they share both uni life and royal events showing that St Andrews magic still works for royal romance