Prince George’s biggest challenge comes knocking

The future King of England has finally reached his teen years and this time marks not just his shift from a boy to a teenager, but also shortens the timespan of him him transitioning into a full time royal.

But what’s even more daunting between all this is the the fact that he will soon no longer live at home and will join his father’s alma mater in September of 2026.

Not only does this transition bring with his physical and emotional changes for the deeply protected heir, but also serves as a huge shift in terms of security, safety and the like.

It is due to this very reason that experts like author Carolyn Harris have come forward.

She voiced similar warnings and said, “it’s going to be a challenging time for Prince George, and his parents and his school are going to be trying to create a lot of privacy.”

A palace insider has also shared a similar view. They warn, "becoming a teenager and starting secondary school is a big deal for anyone, let alone a child in the public eye, and William and Catherine will want to make sure he adjusts to these changes with as little scrutiny as possible.”

For those unversed, Prince George is the oldest of three children, and after him comes his 11-year-old sister Princess Charlotte, or Charlotte Elizabeth Diana. Thirdly is his 8-year-old brother Prince Louis, or Louis Arthur Charles, often referred to as a ‘secret weapon’ of the Firm.