Lady Louise, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, is drawing comparisons to her late grandparents Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip thanks to her understated relationship with boyfriend Felix da Silva-Clamp. According to royal author Robert Jobson, the couple, both 22, have deliberately kept a low profile since getting together, favouring quiet outings such as the theatre and carriage-driving events over the more public, headline-grabbing romances associated with other young royals like Prince Harry and Princess Eugenie.

Louise and Felix met at St Andrews University after being cast together in a student play, and have been a couple since June 2025, having first been linked in 2024. Felix, born in Kensington in 2004 to a London solicitor and an Australian doctor, grew up partly in Australia before returning to Scotland for university, and the pair share interests including theatre, traditional Scottish dancing and membership of the same army reserve unit. He has since begun appearing alongside Louise at family and royal engagements, including the Edinburgh International Festival with her parents, and has been seen supporting her at carriage-driving competitions such as those at Ashfields in Essex and Sandringham.