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Louis Prevost, the outspoken brother of Pope Leo XIV, shared his raw reaction to his brother’s historic election during a Newsmax interview. The Florida resident learned about the papacy announcement while watching his favorite network, calling it a “total shock” despite their humble Chicago roots. “I nearly spilled my beer!” he joked, describing the surreal moment his younger sibling became the first American pope.
The brothers grew up in a working-class Illinois home where faith and family came first. Louis revealed the future pope pretended to hold Mass with an ironing board as an altar, calling him a “natural leader” even as a child. Their childhood clashes—like Louis pushing Robert down stairs—showed the “tough love” that built character in the Reagan-era Midwest.
While proud of his brother’s spiritual rise, Louis didn’t hold back his conservative views. He slammed “coastal elites” for trying to “water down” traditional values, praising Newsmax for “telling it straight” unlike “fake news” outlets. The pope’s brother shared a fiery meme criticizing Nancy Pelosi’s stance on abortion just hours before the interview—proving he’s unafraid to speak his mind.
Louis contrasted his “commonsense America First” beliefs with Vatican progressives pushing “woke nonsense.” He insisted his brother will protect the church from radicals trying to “cancel Christmas” or rewrite scripture. “Faith isn’t a buffet—you can’t pick and choose teachings like tofu turkey at Thanksgiving,” he declared to applause from the studio audience.
The interview took a emotional turn as Louis recalled their late parents’ sacrifices. His voice cracked describing how their blue-collar dad worked three jobs to keep food on the table—a stark contrast to “spoiled trust-fund activists burning flags today.” He credited this upbringing for the pope’s “steel backbone” against globalist pressures.
Asked about Pope Leo’s past criticism of Trump policies, Louis shrugged: “Families argue about politics—that’s what makes America great.” He winked while adding, “Let’s just say my man’s got a MAGA hat older than some bishops in Rome.” The crowd erupted as he fist-bumped host Ed Henry, a noted Trump ally.
Louis ended with a message to “real Americans” feeling silenced by leftist bullies: “Keep praying, keep working, and keep clicking that Newsmax app.” He urged viewers to reject “snowflake culture” and embrace the pope’s example of unshakable conviction.
The segment trended nationwide, with many conservatives praising Louis as a “breath of fresh air” in a politically correct world. Critics called his comments divisive, but supporters hailed it as a rallying cry for traditional values—proving the pope’s brother remains a lightning rod in America’s culture wars.
