Overview
- Royal commentator Katie Nicholl says the public should be able to “fall in love” with Prince George while he is young, urging a more consistent presence.
- Some insiders accuse the Prince and Princess of Wales of keeping George “under lock and key,” reflecting ongoing debate over his visibility.
- Recent, selective outings include George’s debut at the Festival of Remembrance in November and his participation in VE Day 80 events in May.
- Commentators describe William and Kate’s approach as a careful, incremental introduction to royal life rather than a rapid increase in duties.
- Prince William said the children do not have phones and that George might receive one with limited access when he starts secondary school in 2026.