13 March 2024 , 23:00
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The Prince and Princess of Wales have one major concern for their three children as they continue to grow up in the spotlight, a Royal expert claimed.
The pair want to make sure that George, Charlotte, and Louis have as much of a normal life as possible, despite being Royals, and despite 10-year-old Prince George being just second in line to the throne. Kate and William welcomed George back in July 2013, followed by Princess Charlotte in 2015 and Prince Louis in 2018. George, who is now 10, along with Charlotte, 8, and Louis, 5, attend Lambrook School in Berkshire and have managed to dodge the public eye, unless they're attending Royal events and ceremonies open to the public.
But as the trio grow, their parents face new challenges, it has been claimed. But royal expert Richards Fitzwilliams told the Express that the Prince and Princess of Wales have one major fear when it comes to the three young Royals. He said: "[Kate and William] are wisely concerned at any overexposure of him and of Charlotte and Louis."
Kate and William want to make sure that George, Charlotte, and Louis have as much of a normal life as possible, despite being Royals (Getty Images)Mr Fitzwilliams said: "The younger they are, the more likely they are to steal the show with childish antics which get publicised worldwide and make the monarchy seem more relatable." He added that George will likely follow in the footsteps of his dad and attend Eton as it's closer to their home at Adelaide Cottage.
Chatting about George, who is the oldest of the three, and will one day be King, the expert said: "Whether as Page of Honour at the Coronation or blowing bubbles on a visit to Canada, whatever he does as he is the future King is of interest. We know little bits about George, like he loves dancing, playing tennis and eating pizza. We also get to see photos of him on special days and at some Royal events." Mr Fitzwilliams continued: "His mum and dad know it's important for him and his brother and sister to have their own space as they grow up."
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The news follows claims that the Prince and Princess of Wales told the King their kids will always come "before duty". Reports suggest the King had been asking his eldest son and daughter-in-law to take on more Royal duties, but the couple made it clear that their children are their top priority. The Mirror has contacted Kensington Palace for comment.