Prince George advice to be separated from is father Prince William and mother Kate Middleton as royal ban is… full story below

He may only be 11 years of age, but being second in line to the British throne means things are about to get serious for little Prince George.

In fact, within the next eight months, the young royal will likely be separated from his much-loved siblings and parents in one heartbreaking respect as part of a long-standing tradition which helps future Kings prepare for the role

Prince George is the eldest of Prince William and Princess Kate’s children, followed closely by Princess Charlotte, nine, and their youngest, Prince Louis, six.

And while no one is expecting the youngster to ascend to the top of the monarchy anytime soon – being that his own father is only 42, and his grandfather King Charles only rose to the role in 2022 – you can never be too certain when a Royal will be expected to step up to the plate.

Think of the late Queen Elizabeth II, for example – Charles’ mother – who got to the throne aged just 25.

And her father, George VI, stepped in suddenly after his brother Edward VIII’s shock abdication.

What we’re basically saying is, there’s no way of knowing when exactly a Prince or Princess will become King or Queen, and as such, Prince George’s official preparations are set to kick off in July 2025, when he celebrates his 12th birthday.