Managing his expectations, Prince William is preparing his oldest son, Prince George, for royal duties.
The current heir apparent, the Prince of Wales, is keen to assign his son to a royal position while also emphasizing a less rigorous education.
“Prince William had a significant degree of autonomy in his university education, his engagement with the armed forces, and his introduction to regular duties,” noted royal author Robert Hardman in his book Charles III: New King, New Court. He is adamant that Prince George ought to be involved in the development of his own royal function to the same extent, if not more.
He continued, saying, “A Kensington Palace insider adds that there is no expectation that George would begin performing royal duties until he is far into his twenties.Being the youngest, William and Catherine wanted to know if he felt comfortable with being made a page during the coronation before he was even made. As it happened, he was eager.
