
When it comes to royal titles, there are a number of traditions which the family follow. Despite experts claiming that Prince George will never be King, the young royal - who turns 11 years old this month - is the second in line to the throne, and when Prince William is officially crowned as the monarch and the royal line of succession changes, George's future path will look very different to that of his younger siblings.
Over the years, royal insiders have spoken about how the Prince and Princess of Wales are 'acutely aware' of the problems that Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis face as they grow older, and are working hard 'to make them feel every bit as special, loved and valued as George'. Prince Harry famously spoke about his experience of being a sibling to the future King in his book Spare, and shared his concern that the two youngest Wales children would suffer the same fate.