Prince George, who recently turned 12, is being encouraged to develop "have a presence" ahead of his future reign.

Although he stands second in line to the British throne, directly after his father Prince William , the young Royal has been shielded from public attention wherever possible.

William, 43, is determined to provide his eldest son with an ordinary childhood featuring limited involvement in Royal duties. Nevertheless, Royal commentator Katie Nicholl argues that it's essential for the British public to "fall in love" with George whilst he's still young.

She said, "William doesn't want George to have the same level of exposure he and Prince Harry had as kids, so it has to be done very carefully."

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