Prince George, eldest son of Prince William and Kate Middleton, was born to follow a destiny almost already mapped out. The 11-year-old prince is second in line to the English throne and is destined to become sovereign after his father, the Prince of Wales.
If, like his sister Charlotte and his brother Louis, Prince George has everything of an ordinary British boy, his destiny is absolutely exceptional. Despite this, William and Kate’s son would like to pursue a career in a field other than the army or even aviation.
Prince George: Prince William and Kate Middleton’s eldest son can shape his own destiny
Prince William had already previously spoken about Prince George’s fascination with military aviation, he who so wants visit a military base. Apparently, the brother of Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis does not dream of a military career any more than of becoming a pilot. In any case, no more than his wish to work as a chef.
This new revelation from Desmond MacCarthy from a café located not far from Sandringham in Daily Mail comes after another important revelation from the Mail on Sunday. The future king of England will not be required to serve in the armed forces when he becomes king. He will be authorized to renounce his time in the army and will be able to shape your own destinyas revealed by the British media The
Mirror from October 11, 2024.
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photo credit: Bestimage Before becoming King of England, Prince George wishes to work in a rather particular field.
Prince George: the brother of Charlotte and Louis wants to become a chef
Prince George visited MacCarthy’s cafe with his mother Kate Middleton and some friends. During this visit, the owner of the restaurant – which will sadly have to close its doors after 17 years of service – showed his wood-fired pizza oven to Wales’ eldest son.
The young prince was very enthusiastic and said after seeing the oven: “This is what I want to do
when I grow up !“. The Wiveton Hall Cafe restaurant is located near Blakeney, not far from Sandringham where the Waleses own Anmer Hall, a sumptuous residence where they like to holiday.
