Prince George's interest in practicing martial arts divides opinions between his parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton.
Prince William and Kate Middleton are doing everything they can to ensure their firstborn Prince George has a relatively normal childhood, grooming him to set a good example for his younger siblings Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis as they grow up. He grows up and prepares for his role as the future King of the United Kingdom.
The young monarch has similar interests to other children his age. He is very sociable and can talk for hours about his favorite football players, plus he loves rugby, cricket, and all sports. But there is a sport in particular for which the eldest of the princes of Wales has shown interest. It's about martial arts.
"He's very interested in undertaking martial arts training. This is something Prince George has apparently taken very seriously. He likes the idea of, you know, basically taking care of himself," royal expert Neal Sean said in a statement. for Express.
But the interest in this dangerous discipline divided opinions between his parents, because while Prince William agrees because he believes that it will be an activity that will help him to form his character, for her mother, the idea does not finish her convince
"Catherine's a little worried, but His Royal Highness her, the Prince of Wales thinks this will be good character building, good for him to have that kind of independence," Neal Sean said.
Prince George has been seen more frequently appearing at his parents' side, especially to accompany them at major sporting events, including the Euro 2020 final between England and Italy last year.
Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, George became second in line to the throne, after his father, Prince William. His two younger siblings, 7-year-old Princess Charlotte, and 4-year-old Prince Louis, are third and fourth in line.
