King Charles III’s relationship with each of his grandkidsdiffers.
This distance has reportedly caused the monarch profound sorrow.
“Charles is a warm and caring guy, but he comes even more alive around little George.
He loves spending time with him.”
This is likely to kindly the young prince, as he is noticeably similar to his grandpa.
Things got off to a bad start for the monarch.
George, meanwhile, couldn’t be more different, seeming somewhat apprehensive about his future.
“He looks thoughtful and as though he sizes situations up before acting.”
Of these peculiar traits is Anne’s tendency to dominate her big brother and steal the limelight.
She reportedly bossed her brother around incessantly, and he appeared to acquiesce to her demands.
“She also grabbed everything that Charles wanted and everything he had she wanted.”
“She knows how to keep everyone in good stead,” parenting expert Jo Frost toldHello!
When George started school in 2017, he was noticeably nervous.
Three weeks into attending school, George was struggling to adjust.
George seems to have inherited this nervous disposition from his grandfather.
Moreover, his reservations about school are a poignant reminder of what Charles experienced during his boarding days.
Charles attended the prestigious Gordonstoun, which he reportedly hated.
“It took a while to get to know him.”
The monarch was mercilessly bullied at school.
It seems that his grandson has also had to contend with bullying by his peers.
Of particular concern were the white breeches and tights traditionally worn by pages.
Sensitive to these concerns, Charles allowed him to wear pants instead.
In 1986, he became the subject of much derision after revealing that he talks to his plants.
Charles started encouraging George to garden at a young age, with the pair planting a tree together.
and you hope that they take an interest," Charles told theBBC.
Charles' distinct mannerisms began to manifest when he was a young boy.
Watching footage of a toddler Charles, the brothers were struck by how similar he was to George.
“Or George walks like him.
It’s the purpose to the walk,” Harry added.
Though he expressed sorrow over slavery, he stopped short of issuing an apology.
According to insiders who spoke toThe Times, Charles branded the scheme appalling.
As he grows up, Prince George is slowly becoming outspoken just like his grandpa.
His personality is really starting to shine."
Anne has always been incredibly supportive of Charles, particularly after he ascended the throne.
Likewise, Charlotte is already supporting her brother as he prepares for a life of service.
These comparisons were also evident at Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral in 2022.
In a wholesome moment, Charlotte had to remind her brother to bow.
Though Prince William isn’t known for dabbling in art, his eldest son shares the king’s passion.
Like his grandpa before him, Prince George began painting at a young age.
On Christmas 2022, Princess Catherine and William shared George’s impressive watercolor of a reindeer to theirXfollowers.
The painting was reportedly inspired by the works of artist Hannah Dale.
“He’s obviously got talent,” Dale toldHello!
“He has an eye for form and color.
It was really lovely to see.
That inspires me very much.”
And during lockdown, George and his siblings had great fun making sweet treats at home.
Charles shares his grandson’s passion for baking.
George’s father, meanwhile, has admitted to being rather hopeless in the kitchen.
In 2023, William went viral onTikTokwhen a user uploaded a video compilation of his various baking fails.
These included the prince grappling with pretzel dough and some confectioners sugar mishaps that left his wife chortling.
William, however, hasn’t been nearly as active as his father when it comes to green issues.
seems like Prince George shares his grandfather’s concern for the environment.
In fact, it was George who inspired William to follow in Charles' footsteps by embracing environmental causes.
