Here's The Truth About Prince George

Why would a nine-year-old boy obsessed with tractors be worth $3 billion? Maybe his seven godparents can explain it to him. Here's the real dirt on Prince George. As the first-born son of the Prince and Princess of Wales and second in line to the throne, it makes sense that Prince George has been on royal tours from a very young age (nine months, to be exact). George's appearance on his first tour was exciting for royal enthusiasts, as he had not been seen very often since his birth. Several photos of George were shared in Vanity Fair during the days of the tour, and it was clear that he simply loved behaving like babies his age should.

George even met a bilby while visiting the Sydney Zoo, Australia, leading his mother to speculate that she was trying to grab the marsupial's ear. Since then, George has made several official royal appearances. He joined his parents and younger sister Princess Charlotte on a tour of Canada in 2016, followed by a visit to Poland and Germany in 2017. While several members of the royal family boast impressive net worths, the Prince George has one that surpasses most of them: he is estimated to be worth at least $3 billion. It is a significant sum for such a young person. Unlike adult members of the royal family, George's net worth is based on the value he brings to the economy of Great Britain and the United Kingdom.

As Reader's Digest explains, George and his siblings can handle aspects of the economy on their own. It seems that calculating George's net worth could also be based on an understanding of his impact on the overall global economy. As The Express noted: "Cambridge's eldest son's net worth is a result of the overall effect George has and will continue to have on the economy, particularly w

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fashion is concerned." The outlet goes on to point out that George, like his siblings Charlotte and Louis, receives a lot of attention for the clothes he wears and how he carries himself, all of which contribute to his appeal to the public and his financial value. .

As heir to the throne, Prince George has a lot of support around him. That support includes his immediate family as well as his extended family, and also includes the seven godparents who were named after him after his birth. George's godparents were named at his christening, and each was given the expectation that they would help guide the young man toward adulthood. According to Hello! Magazine, the Prince and Princess of Wales broke with royal tradition and chose their friends as godparents instead of their older relatives. They also broke royal tradition in another quite significant way. They celebrated George's christening at the Chapel Royal at St.

James's House instead of traditionally celebrating it in the music room at Buckingham Palace, according to Hello! Magazine. The reason for this change is because Princess Diana was buried in the same chapel. Tradition or no tradition, little George didn't seem to care. If anything, he was quite a moving tribute to William's late mother. In 2018, Prince William revealed that his then five-year-old son, Prince George, had started ballet classes and that the little boy was very happy to do so. While speaking to Junior, a break dancer and anti-bullying advocate, William explained that George's passion for dancing was particularly emotional and personal, revealing: "My mother always used to dance, she loved to dance.

And if it's something you love, you do it." what you love. Don't let anyone else tell you otherwise. George was able to study ballet at his previous school, Thomas's Battersea, which offers weekly 35-minute ballet lessons to first year students. As People magazine noted, the class followed the Royal Academy of Dance's pre-primary dance curriculum. supported the fact that George was taking ballet lessons when the news broke. Good Morning America's Lara Spencer came under fire after she laughed at the news and commented: "I have news for you Prince William, we'll see how long it lasts." hard." Spencer later apologized for her comment.

In October 2018, the Princess of Wales opened up about an activity she and her children love to do together: hunting for spiders! While visiting the Paddington Recreation Ground, Princess Catherine revealed that she, Prince George, and Princess Charlotte can spend "hours" searching for spiders together in their own garden. If the activity sounds refreshingly low-key and "normal," it's because the Princess of Wales has prioritized making sure her children experience one. Catherine did not offer any additional details about what these spider hunts are like, but t

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have been numerous stories about other outings she took Prince George on. For example, she loves taking the kids back to school shopping and has been seen with the kids in the park, just like any other family. "Like many kids, Prince George has been there too." a period of obsession with farm equipment.

In 2019, Prince William revealed that George was in love with tractors. While being interviewed for the documentary "Prince Charles: Inside the Duchy of Cornwall," William noted that his eldest son should have been part of the interview experience, admitting: "I should have brought George today; he would love this. ... He's obsessed.” Like his grandfather and father before him, Prince George is deeply concerned about climate change and its impact on the world we all live in. BBC Newscast, Prince William talked about an experience George had while picking up trash with his school, revealing how the trash he picked up kept reappearing the next day on the same route.

Prince William talked about how the experience. It affected George and he told the BBC: "I think for him, he was trying to understand, how, where it came from. He couldn't understand it and said, 'Well.' We clean this up. Because is not like that? Why hasn't it gone away?" In the same interview, William also credited his father for speaking out about climate change long before many people were willing to. William admitted it would be a quote, "disaster." for him if nothing changed within the time that George becomes his age.