In the latest line of succession, as older members retire, the future King William V is unlikely to invite anyone else to take on working royal roles. The Princess of Wales appears reluctant to see Charlotte and Louis take on full-time royal roles as well. This sentiment is reflected in their upbringing, where they may have regular jobs rather than royal duties.

While George has a different status, his siblings have deliberately stayed away from royal life to reduce the publicity. The strategy is intended to allow Charlotte and Louis to pursue their own individual paths. There are concerns about George's readiness to take the throne at such a young age, especially given that his grandfather was Prince of Wales before passing it on.

When Prince William ascends the throne, George will become Prince of Wales, eventually taking on multiple titles such as Duke of Cornwall and various earldoms. He will inherit a large estate associated with the Duchy of Cornwall. As he reaches key stages of his development, the rules around his education will become important. King Charles is committed to preparing George and his siblings for their royal responsibilities.

Charles' recent comments highlight his commitment to ensuring the continuity of the monarchy while balancing tradition with modern change. The late Queen expressed concerns about George's future, urging William to be cautious, especially about travelling by helicopter.

Now that King Charles is dealing with the loss of his mother both privately and publicly, along with health challenges, it seems that addressing George’s future is a top priority. Traditionally, second- or third-born royals have enjoyed a fulfilling life, but there are lessons to be learned from past experiences that are driving William and Catherine to prioritize the happiness of Charlotte and Louis.