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Second in line to the British throne, Prince George knows he’s going to be king. A role for which his parents prepared him from the age of 11, without “burdening him with responsibilities”.
At only 11 years old, Prince George already knows that he has a unique destiny and a childhood different from his peers. when his father, Prince William, becomes king, he will become first in line of succession, making him heir apparent. The throne of England.
And according to the source, the Prince and Princess of Wales would best prepare their eldest son for this future mission. “Most of the time she enjoys the life of a middle-class person and spends a lot of time with Kate’s family, the Middletons,” royal expert Phil Dampier told the magazine. Fabulous .
“But he’s growing up fast and William and Kate are slowly preparing him for his role,” she adds. Increasingly speaking at social events from all walks of life, wearing suits like his father and banning football shirts, possibly at school at Eton like his father and grandfather before him… According to a published report Fabulousthere are already signs that the princess is already preparing her son. But as normal as possible.
“A more confident eleven-year-old boy”
The body language specialist also spoke about the attitude of Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis’ older brother. “Thanks to William’s careful and hands-on intervention, George slowly grew from a rather shy little boy into a more confident, responsible and happy eleven-year-old,” she says.
While noting that the Prince and Princess of Wales have always ensured that their eldest son has as normal a life as possible without the burden of his future responsibilities. “They were adamant that they wanted her, Charlotte and Louis to have as normal an upbringing as possible and not be burdened with her future,” explained Phil Dampier.
Unlike his predecessors, Prince George will therefore have more freedom before ascending to the throne. “Their attitude is to give him the tools to decide his own direction, not to force him to do what he doesn’t want to do, so that he is burdened with responsibilities,” concludes the expert.
Source: Le Figaro
