Instead, it is understood that George will be free to explore his interests before taking on royal duties, although he will still be required to follow royal protocol. The decision has created excitement and curiosity about the 11-year-old prince's future. George's new path allows him to consider a variety of options. He recently expressed his desire to become a chef during a visit to a restaurant in Norfolk after being fascinated by a wood-fired pizza oven.

If he pursues this career, he will become the first royal heir to enter the culinary field. This ambition reflects a growing trend among royals to take on more casual jobs before completing their royal duties. Prince William, for example, served in the Royal Air Force and was a pilot for an air ambulance, while Catherine, Princess of Wales, worked part-time in retail.

Their experiences underscore the strong commitment to public service within the royal family. George’s love of cooking was highlighted during a visit to the Won Hall Café with his mother, but the café is closing next month after 17 successful years. Despite this, George’s passion for cooking remains strong and he may find other avenues to explore it. George has also shown an interest in aviation.

During a visit to the Wales Air Ambulance headquarters, he revealed his desire to fly helicopters, a passion that resonates with his father’s background. At a recent garden party, William noted George as a potential pilot, reflecting the young prince's adventurous spirit. As the royal family evolves into the modern era, the monarchy is expected to undergo significant changes, especially with regard to Prince George.

When Prince William becomes king, George will inherit the titles of Duke of Cornwall and then Prince of Wales, traditionally given to the eldest son. Along with these titles will come a variety of royal titles, including Duke of Cornwall and Earl of Carrick, which will help George connect to his rich historical heritage while also allowing him the space to establish his own identity. King Charles' announcement marks a significant shift in how the next generation of royals will be raised.