Prince George, the young heir to the British throne, is already making his mark within the Royal family as he prepares for his future role as King of the United Kingdom. Despite his tender age, George is beginning to form his own opinions on the rules and regulations that govern the Royal household.
According to insiders speaking to Life & Style, Prince George is not particularly fond of certain family protocols, such as “bowing and formality.” However, despite his reservations, he maintains a respectful demeanor and does not complain about these traditions.
Recent events, including King Charles’s cancer diagnosis, have prompted Prince William and Kate Middleton to start educating George about his future duties as the second in line to the British throne. They are delicately balancing the introduction of these responsibilities with allowing George to enjoy his childhood.
“They’re helping him comprehend the situation better,” one insider shared. “While also letting him be a kid.” Despite his young age, Prince George is already displaying exemplary manners, a testament to the guidance provided by his parents.
“He already has great manners and knows the proper protocol while in public with dignitaries,” the insider added. “But George doesn’t like all the traditional rules — he hates the bowing and formality.”
It seems that Prince George is not entirely sold on all the formalities associated with his future role. “He rolls his eyes and thinks it’s quite silly,” the insider revealed. Nevertheless, he understands the importance of these customs and adheres to them without complaint.
As Prince George continues to grow and develop, he will undoubtedly receive further guidance on navigating the intricacies of royal life. For now, however, he is striking a balance between embracing his future responsibilities and maintaining his youthful spirit.
