While the royal family enjoyed lunch at the Won Hall Cafe, owner Desmond McCarthy shared some revealing comments. When shown the restaurant's wood-fired pizza oven, the 11-year-old reportedly said, "That's what I want to do when I grow up." While he was destined to become king, it's clear that he has other goals in mind for now.

Back in 2019, during a conversation at the BBC Radio 1 Young People's Awards, the Duke of Cambridge mentioned that George loved to dance. This passion was apparently inspired by his late mother, Princess Diana, who also loved to dance. The boy is currently developing his ballet skills at Thomas's Battersea School, where he takes weekly lessons.

While many people encourage boys to take up ballet, some, like Sarah Spencer from Good Morning America, have criticized George for taking up ballet. In response, a crowd outside the studio showed him support by performing pirouettes. Spencer later apologized after receiving backlash from viewers and dance experts. Such misunderstandings often stem from outdated views of dance.

Many people enjoy dancing, which promotes discipline and fitness. For context, George's grandmother was in the English National Ballet, and his younger sister, Princess Charlotte, is also a ballet dancer. Changing the subject, King Charles II is a big fan of pizza and even created a pizza bar for visitors at his Scottish estate. His grandchildren share this love; their mother once chose pizza as her postpartum meal.

The Prince and Princess of Wales also make pizza at home with their children. In 2018, Kate revealed her favorite pizza topping, bacon, while making pizza with schoolchildren. In 2023, they ordered pizza to thank volunteers at a rugby club. Prince George also loves flying. He started flying lessons after a garden party at Buckingham Palace, and his father believes he could one day become a pilot.