Prince Edward’s Daughter Lady Louise Windsor, 22, Gets Support From Her Boyfriend as She Competes in Her Favorite Sport
Prince Edward’s Daughter Lady Louise Windsor, 22, Gets Support From Her Boyfriend as She Competes in Her Favorite Sport
Hannah MalachMon, August 3, 2026 at 8:20 PM UTC
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Lady Louise Windsor on May 17, 2026.Credit: Getty ImagesThe Gist -
Lady Louise Windsor competed in the Glebe Estate Carriage Driving Trials on August 2.
Her boyfriend Felix da Silva-Clamp supported her by attending the tournament.
They met while studying at the University of St Andrews.
Lady Louise Windsor’s boyfriend Felix da Silva-Clamp made a rare public appearance as he attended her carriage driving competition on August 2. The 22-year-old daughter of Prince Edward has taken after her grandfather, Prince Philip, in her love of the sport.
In photos obtained byHello!, Louise competed in the Glebe Estate Carriage Driving Trials. She wore a tweed jacket over a white button-down, adding a burgundy tie and jodhpurs. The royal placed fourth in the Novice Pony class as da Silva-Clamp proudly looked on.
Lady Louise Windsor on May 17, 2026.Credit: Getty Images
Louise met her boyfriend when they were students at the University of St Andrews in Scotland. She graduated from the prestigious school in July with a degree in English.
Carriage driving trainer Sara Howe previously told Hello! that Louise and her “lad” are “just lovely.”
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Lady Louise Windsor and Prince Edward in 2024.Credit: Getty Images
“He’s always been very supportive, but also leaves her alone to get on with the job,” Howe told the outlet in February.
She added that Louise is “doing extremely well with the time and the commitment of everything else she has to do,” adding that the royal is “a pleasure to work with.”
Lady Louise Windsor celebrates her college graduation on July 2, 2026.Credit: Getty Images
Louise’s boyfriend was also present as she competed in the National Carriage Driving Championships in 2025. An onlooker told Hello! that da Silva-Clamp was “cheering and clapping from the sidelines” and was “keen to see her progress in the sport.”
The Daily Mail previously reported that Louise and da Silva-Clamp “struck up a friendship when they were cast in the first student-written play to be performed at the Byre Theatre at St Andrews.”
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