Despite being in line for the throne, George and his younger siblings have had the chance to grow up without the full weight of their royal roles. An expert pointed out that William's own experiences as a child informed his decisions regarding George's upbringing.
William and Harry knew they had different destinies from a young age and would even quarrel about it.
For quite some time, George was aware of his titled status but not of his future role as monarch. Discussing the matter of informing his son about his place in the world, William has said: "There'll be a time and a place to bring George up and understand how he fits in, in the world. We are very normal."
Catherine Mayer, who wrote 'Charles: The Heart of a King', commented on the situation to E!. She said: "With George they are trying to delay that moment of realisation and give him normality before they thrust this on him."
"But it will be, nevertheless, part of his upbringing both in terms of what he sees his parents and grandparents doing and probably quite soon a beginning of an understanding that he is in public life and what that means."
William, Kate, and the whole Royal family have consciously kept Prince George unaware of the significant role he's destined to play, aiming to protect his childhood. In light of this delicate situation, theres been a circle of support forming around the young prince, with his sister Charlotte becoming one of his most crucial confidantes.
Royal commentators are observing the siblings' bond closely, drawing parallels between them and older Royal sibling dynamics.
Katie Nicholl gave her insights to Entertainment Tonight, stating: "I think you're seeing a support act here. There's a wonderful dynamic there, and you know, they were together at the service of thanksgiving for Prince Philip, they've sort of stepped into some high-profile roles when it came to Prince George carrying out his first official engagement, which was to Cardiff over the Jubilee weekend."
She added: "William and Kate decided to include Charlotte on that, so in the same way that William always had his wingman in Harry, I think it's rather wonderful that that is being echoed here with George and Charlotte. You're going to see, I think, real teamwork at play here."
The report extends to Princess Anne, who has reportedly been offering Princess Charlotte valuable guidance concerning her place within the regal hierarchy.
Princess Anne is ideally suited to navigate Princess Charlotte through the intricacies of Royal life - having both experienced upbringing alongside an elder brother preordained to wear the crown, with Anne being a proven asset to King Charles. A palace source disclosed to Woman's Day, as reported by the Express: "They're talking ALL the time about everything and anything, women's football, sailing, horses, ballet, fashion, manners... Essentially she's foolproofing Charlotte into becoming the perfect princess and standby queen."
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