Prince George will soon be prohibited from one familiar activity. What’s the reason behind this decision?

The future of Prince George is set to change soon due to royal protocol. This is reported by Mirror.

The eldest child of Prince William, unlike most 11-year-olds, already knows what his future job will entail. However, his parents are not rushing to train him intensively.

Robert Jobson, author of the book "Catherine: Princess of Wales," stated: "William and Catherine have made it clear to the king that they intend to balance royal duties with family life, and this year will be no different." He explained that their goal is for George, as well as Charlotte and Louis, to grow into well-adjusted adults ready to take on their roles when the time comes.

However, some changes are already on the horizon. It has been reported that George is very close to his brother Louis and sister Charlotte, but strict royal rules keep them apart.

George and Charlotte, who are second and third in line to the throne respectively, will no longer be allowed to travel together. This rule will take effect when Prince George turns 12 in July 2025.

The eldest son of Kate Middleton will be prohibited from traveling on the same plane or helicopter as his father, Prince William, or his sister, Princess Charlotte, except in emergencies and with explicit permission from King Charles III. This longstanding protocol, designed to protect the royal line of succession, previously dictated that Princes William and Harry could not travel together without special authorization.

The rule is strict, but not without exceptions: after his divorce from Diana, Princess of Wales, King Charles occasionally traveled with his sons.

As a reminder, Kate Middleton and Prince William plan to "treat" their children this year.