Prince George set to have ‘low-key’ birthday parties at Windsor

Prince George, who turned 11 on Monday, July 22nd, will have joyful celebrations awaiting him at Windsor, planned by parents Prince William and Kate Middleton.

The young prince will likely be having two birthday parties, a game of soccer and a cake personally baked by the Princess of Wales, however, everything will be kept ‘low-key,’ according to royal author Christopher Andersen.

“William and Kate have done pretty much anything they could to make George’s childhood a relatively normal one — as they have with all their children,” the royal author told Fox News Digital.

“But this has obviously been a tough year for George, Charlotte and Louis, with both their mother and their grandfather waging very public cancer battles,” he continued. “So, it's likely they'll stick to the usual plan and have a low-key party at Windsor attended by cousins and a few school friends.”

The birthday celebrations come just months after King Charles had his cancer diagnosis and Kate also announced that she is in the earlier stages of her preventative chemotherapy.

However, things appear to be looking up as Charles resumed his public duties and Kate also ended her public hiatus in recent weeks.

A positive indication also came in the form of Prince George accompanying the Prince of Wales for the UEFA EURO 2024 final match between England and Spain with William on July 14. Meanwhile, Kate attended the Wimbledon Final with daughter Princess Charlotte.