Prince George is under training for his kingship for a very long time, note experts.
Second in line to the throne, the son of Prince William is taught composure in his essential training as the future monarch.
Royal expert Robert Jobson reveals:“His public appearances are few but deliberate - a page of honour at the coronation, now a poised presence for Remembrance. He learns by watching: respect, patience, composure. This is the quiet royal revolution. A smaller monarchy, but greater in purpose.”
Meanwhile, body language expert Judi James tells Mirror: “William and George are in choreographic lock-step as always, although William seems to be gently stepping back to allow George to take the lead more, rather than just sticking close to his father and copying him."
She added: "William’s technique here seems to be to gradually take the ‘stabilizers off’ by hanging back to allow George to walk ahead with authentic confidence rather than being nudged to the front.”
This wasn’t George’s first public gesture of support. Just weeks earlier, he stepped in to accompany his mother at the Royal British Legion’s Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall.
It was his first attendance at the solemn ceremony honouring fallen service personnel from Britain and the Commonwealth.
George joined Kate in dark attire accented by red poppy pins, offering a touching reminder of the young prince’s growing role as a supportive and thoughtful son.
