The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's reason not to share images of Prince George on his birthday
The eldest son of Kate Middleton and Prince William will be 8 years old on July 22 and everything indicates that his parents will not publish the traditional snapshots of the little one to celebrate.
On July 22, Prince George, the first-born of the Dukes of Cambridge, will be eight years old. A date marked in red for the British Royal Family that this 2021 will not have what has become a great tradition: the posing of the eldest son of Prince William and Kate Middleton on social networks.
The future heir to the British throne and his wife are used to sharing special photos on their social media profile to commemorate such special days. However, everything indicates that this time they will put this formula aside and will not upload new snapshots of the young prince on his eighth birthday. The reason? Negative comments and criticisms previously received.
"There are rumors that we may not see the photograph when [Prince George] turns eight, because they have been very upset by the rudeness of some people who made fun of a seven-year-old boy," said royal expert Angela Levin. in recent statements to the True Royalty TV program of The Royal Beat referring to what happened last year.
We do not know exactly if they will truly choose this path to avoid any criticism without argument or cruel comment towards the child, or finally they will bet on sharing new images and taking measures for those who do not respond with affection to said post.
The news comes just a week after the harsh criticism leveled at Prince George himself for his look for the Euro Cup final. There is no doubt that Kate and William want to protect their children and they will not tolerate such behaviors, no matter how exposed they are as part of British royalty.
