Royal expert Dr. Tessa Dunlop revealed that George is aware of the family's recent struggles, including the passing of the Queen and the consequent rise in rank for William and Kate. Dr. Dunlop believes that George is mature beyond his years and is ready to support his parents and grandfather during these challenging times.
The last 18 months have been eventful for the royal family, and they cannot shield George from all the happenings. However, Dr. Dunlop suggests that George may have taken some criticism aimed at the royal family to heart and wants to help his loved ones navigate through these difficult situations.
As a 10-year-old, George is at an age where he is flexible and loyal, eager to take care of his parents. Dr. Dunlop acknowledges that George has seen his parents under immense pressure, dealing with issues such as the Queen's passing, Charles's succession, and criticism from Harry and Meghan. Despite these challenges, George is willing to play his part and is sensitive to the family's dynamics.
Currently second in line to the throne, Prince George attends Lambrook School in Berkshire. While Dr. Dunlop points out that the Prince and Princess of Wales might not have specifically prepared George for his future role, he could receive constitutional training at Eton if his parents decide to send him there.
Earlier, Royal expert Angela Levin expressed concerns that Prince Harry's mindset could negatively influence his nephew, Prince George. Levin warned Princess Kate to keep her son away from Harry to prevent any undue influence.
Prince George appears to be growing into his royal role with grace and determination. As he navigates the unique challenges that come with being part of the royal family, he is willing to support his parents, grandparents, and the monarchy.
