Prince George’s uncle & aunt ‘drag’ him into another cycle of speculation

September is right around the corner, and with it comes Prince George’s milestone entrance into Eton College, however, everything seems to be threatening his time in the limelight. From Sarah Ferguson planning her return after a self-imposed exile, to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s as well, coupled with more attention being delivered to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in places like the US House of Representatives, it seems the heir to the throne has a lot of things hanging over his head.

Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield even referenced this in her most recent chat.

It all happened alongside Fox News Digital and the Duchess is seen as saying right at the start, “I have tremendous sympathy for the Prince and Princess of Wales.”

In her view, “Prince George is expected to start at Eton on September 8, which means this was their last Scottish summer holiday together before their teenage son leaves home for his first term at boarding school.” That “is a huge emotional milestone for any family,” she noted. But “instead of being able to quietly enjoy that time together, Harry and Meghan have brought the circus back to town.”

She also added her two cents and claimed, “what I think will be particularly difficult for William and Catherine is the unpredictability. Harry and Meghan have a history of making their own plans, generating enormous media attention and operating outside the traditional royal structure.”

“Now William and Catherine are sending their eldest child away from home for the first time while simultaneously having to navigate the Sussexes' return and all of the uncertainty surrounding it.”

In her eyes, “George deserves to begin this new chapter of his life without being dragged into another cycle of speculation about his uncle and aunt”. The same is the case for the Wales’ parents because they “have worked incredibly hard” to give their children “stability and privacy”, she said in her concluding note.