The Prince and Princess of Wales have often spoken about how they parent their three young children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6. The couple reportedly prefer a more hands-off approach, steering away from royal traditions in favour of more modern parenting, and are said to have strict rules to 'empower' their little ones as they navigate growing up in the spotlight.
Given that George is the second in line to the throne, insiders have claimed that it is 'sad and inevitable' that he'll be forced to grow apart from his younger siblings. Despite the fact that the Wales' are 'acutely aware of problems' that Charlotte and Louis will face in the future when their older brother starts to prepare for his future role, some royal sources have claimed that George's position will ultimately separate him from his brother and sister - and Prince Harry even admitted he was 'worried' that they would 'end up like him' in his autobiography, Spare.
