Prince George is already a well-known member of the royal family despite his young age.
When Prince William becomes king, the 11-year-old will become the heir apparent, meaning he has a lifetime of being in the limelight ahead of him.
However, it appears the youngster is already growing tired of attending royal engagements even though he has only just started taking on more of them.
“He has done some already, he’s been at the rugby a few times. I’ve been at the rugby with him and he’s still not totally comfortable in front of the cameras and in front of the media.” royal editor Roya Nikkahah said on The Royals with Roya and Kate podcast.
“I don’t blame him. He’s got a lifetime of it ahead of him.”
William and Kate doing what they can to help
With George already having reservations when it comes to certain aspects of royal life, it should be noted that his parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton, are already making clear choices when it comes to his future.
Recent reports have suggested that the Prince and Princess of Wales could break from tradition and not send George away to boarding school.
This comes after Kate was spotted touring schools in London, with some wondering if George could go to school closer to home.
The Daily Mail royal correspondent Rebecca English speculated on whether Kate’s cancer diagnosis has played a part in how she and William raise their children.
“Cancer impacts on your perspective, and what you have seen in the decisions they have made over the last year is that family and their children continue to be at the center of their universe,” a royal source told English.
“Both Their Royal Highnesses have a strong commitment to duty, service and using their platform for good. But what they are working on is ways they can balance themselves as parents with being the Prince and Princess of Wales.”