The Prince and Princess of Wales are often praised for their efforts to protect their three young children from the weight of their futures. As Prince George prepares to one day become King, Prince William and Princess Kate are ensuring that Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are given the opportunity to carve out their own paths without being shadowed by their older brother's royal duties.
Following the release of Prince Harry's memoir Spare, royal expert Jennie Bond claimed that William and Kate are 'acutely' aware of the challenges that their younger children face, telling The Mirror last year that the couple has 'already shown that they have a different and modern attitude to bringing up royal children'. While Charlotte is 'likely' to become a working royal, insiders had previously suggested that Louis would receive the Duke of York title when William becomes King, as it's traditionally handed down to the monarch's second son.
