Prince William’s worries grow about George after latest incident
Future monarch William and his wife Princess Kate may revisit their plans about Prince George’s future after the latest mishap.
It emerges after a teen boy, whose identity has not been shared publicly, was found dead at Eton College on Friday, February 27.
The royal couple won’t take any risk with their beloved child, who’s currently in his final year (Year 8) at Lambrook School in Berkshire. He’s expected to transition to a secondary school, with Eton College being widely considered as likely choice.
After learing about the shocking incident, the Waleses could make change in their plans for the future king.
The death may raise eyebrows among parents and those whose children’s futures are tied to the same school.
There have been peculations about George’s senior school education for last few months, with reports suggesting that the decision has ignited debate between William and Kate.
Princess Kate reportedly wanted her child to enrol in Marlborough College, where she studied with her siblings. On the other hand, William eyes Eton College for George. William and Harry once studied in the same institute.
Authorities described the teen’s death as “unexplained but non-suspicious.” They added that a file on the incident will be prepared for the coroner, per both outlets.
The young royal is currently undergoing a strategic and gradual training process by his dad and mom. He’s being prepared for his future role as King, while enjoying a normal childhood.