Overview
- Royal biographer Christopher Andersen told Harper's BAZAAR that William and Kate give all three children equal attention while nurturing distinct personalities.
- Addressing the heir–spare dynamic, Andersen said Charlotte and Louis can share the burden of non-heir roles, offering each other support as they grow.
- Robert Jobson noted potential sibling tensions often track financial disparities tied to the heir’s inheritance of a lucrative duchy.
- Robert Hardman said heavier duties will come later for Prince George as heir apparent once William becomes king, with the parents keen to keep treatment consistent.
- Coverage also recalls Jennie Bond’s 2023 view that Charlotte might resist extra titles in adulthood, and lists the children’s ages as George, 12, Charlotte, 10, and Louis, 7.