Lady Louise and rumoured boyfriend may be moving to Sydney
Lady Louise Windsor may be planning a move to Sydney with her rumoured boyfriend, Felix da Silva-Clamp.
Lady Louise, 21, is the eldest child of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh.
The royal has reportedly been dating da Silva-Clamp since they met at St Andrews University in Scotland, where the Prince and Princess of Wales also met during their time as students.
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Lady Louise Windsor may be planning a move to Sydney. AP
Photos of the pair have appeared on social media, but they are yet to make an official public appearance together.
da Silva-Clamp is the son of British solicitor Jonathan Charles William da Silva-Clamp, and his mother Kendall Clamp is Australian.
He lived in Australia from 2017 until 2022.
A royal source told Daily Express the couple are considering a move to Sydney for a year abroad, with plans to study at Macquarie University and spend time with his family.
Lady Louise, the eldest child of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, is rumoured to be dating a fellow uni student. Getty
"She's exactly halfway through her degree course and this is the point where students decide whether they want to study abroad or remain in Scotland," they said.
The couple were first seen together at horse trials in Sandringham in July where Lady Louise was competing.
It has been reported that the pair struck up a friendship when they were cast in the first student-written play to be performed at the Byre Theatre at St Andrews, Dragon Fever.
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The royal with her brother James, the Earl of Wessex, and mother Sophie. Getty
It is understood he has spent time with Lady Louise's parents Prince Edward and Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, as well as her brother James, the Earl of Wessex.
Lady Louise, who is 16th in line to the British throne, has played an increasingly significant role in the British royal family, including at Trooping the Colour in July.
The royal was in the first horse-drawn carriage leaving Buckingham Palace for the event and she later joined key royals on the balcony alongside King Charles and Queen Camilla.
The royal is in her second year of studies at the University of St Andrews in Scotland, where her cousin Prince William famously met his now-wife Catherine, the Princess of Wales.
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The couple were first seen together at horse trials in July where Lady Louise was competing. Getty
Lady Louise wouldn't be the first royal to spend a gap year down under.
Count Nikolai of Denmark, who is Queen Mary's nephew, spent several months living and studying in Sydney in 2023.
Prince Harry spent a gap year in Australia in 2003 working in the outback.
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