According to King Charles and Prince William… George, Charlotte and Louis will follow the royal traditions.
So, let’s take a look at how traditions have changed since William was a kid.
Despite the challenges that must come with growing up in the royal environment, The Royal Family has been able to keep many rituals and traditions alive. No doubt earlier the Queen and now King Charles make sure of it, that all the traditions are still followed by each Royal.
There was a time when Prince Charles and Princess Diana followed a lot of royal protocols. The one protocol both failed to implement was of their sons. They broke the mould when it came to trying to give their sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, a normal and enjoyable childhood.
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GLIMPSE OF PRINCE WILLIAM’S CHILDHOOD – He had a rough childhood as his parents, Prince Charles and Princess Diana had their own separate lives. For most of his childhood, he has seen his parents fighting and arguing with each other. This all led to a serious and struggling childhood for him all along.
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GLIMPSE OF PRINCE GEORGE’S CHILDHOOD – Prince George is living his childhood to the fullest. The Prince and Princess of Wales were friends first. Due to this, they have a happy and well-matched marriage life. Both of them are giving an equal and apt amount of time to Prince George. They are doing their best to provide him with the best they can.
PRESENT TIME – Now, at present, Prince William is also seen heading towards the same path. As Kate Middleton and Prince William navigate from parenting Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis the whole world watches.

FATHER-SON SIMILARITIES – As reported, many similarities have been noticed. But there was an especially exciting similarity during this summer season. When Prince William and Kate Middleton took Prince George to the “Trooping the Color” celebration Prince George wore the same outfit Prince William first wore back in his first “Trooping the colour” celebration in 1984.
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