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Prince William and Kate Middleton attended Wimbledon 2026's men's singles final with Prince George and Princess Charlotte, turning the match into a family outing; Louis was absent. The royals sat in the royal box, receiving a standing ovation as Charlotte wore blue, George wore a suit, and Kate wore a green dress while William wore a gray suit.
Prince George, 12, joined Kate at RAF Coningsby for Armed Forces Day, stepping into a historic Battle of Britain Memorial Flight cockpit and signaling a future king’s place in a generations-long Windsor aviation legacy, as he pursues early flying lessons and the ceremonial title Marshal of the Royal Air Force.
Prince George, who will celebrate his 13th birthday on July 22, appears nearly as tall as his mother Kate Middleton in footage from a mother‑son outing at RAF Coningsby shared to the royals’ Instagram on June 27. The video and photos show George meeting pilots and exploring aircraft during Armed Forces Day, with fans remarking on his height growth as he follows in his father William’s footsteps toward a future at Eton College this September.
Prince George, 12, makes a rare public appearance with Princess Kate as they visit the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight at RAF Coningsby for Armed Forces Day, with footage showing them taking turns inside cockpit planes; the royal family previously announced George will attend Eton College this September, continuing his path alongside his father William.
Princess Kate and Prince George shared a rare mother-son moment at RAF Coningsby’s Battle of Britain Memorial Flight to mark Armed Forces Day, with Kate as Royal Honorary Air Commodore and George, soon 13, donning a navy suit as they toured WWII-era aircraft; George will attend Eton College this fall.
Prince George, 12, joined his mother Princess Catherine for a surprise royal engagement at RAF Coningsby to mark Armed Forces Day, sitting in the cockpit of a Battle of Britain Memorial Flight aircraft. Kensington Palace released video and a statement praising service and sacrifice, noting only the royals attended this visit. Fans reacted warmly to the mother‑son moment.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are bringing their children, Archie and Lilibet, to England in July, but royal commentators say a reunion with cousins George, Charlotte, and Louis is unlikely during the visit due to the fractured relationship between Harry and William/Kate and already busy schedules in the royal households.
A report claims Prince George is reportedly aware of mortality as he edges toward being second in line to the throne amid King Charles' cancer, fueling discussion about the monarchy's future.
Prince George, the eldest son of Prince William and Kate Middleton, will attend Eton College from September, following in his father’s and grandfather’s footsteps. Kensington Palace confirmed the news, noting the 13-year-old will join the prestigious Berkshire boarding school famed for producing royals and politicians. The decision settles speculation between Eton and Marlborough, with Middleton previously visiting Marlborough, and highlights a longstanding royal education tradition at Eton.
The palace confirmed that Prince George will attend Eton College, marking his return to boarding school and fulfilling Princess Kate’s long-standing fears about him being away from home for his education.
Prince George will start at Eton College as a boarder in September at age 13, following his father’s footsteps. The historic private school, known for its extensive boarding and notable alumni, costs around £63,000 per year. The announcement sparked debate about private versus state education, but Kensington Palace framed the move as the best preparation for life as a modern royal.
Prince George is set to begin attending Eton College this September, continuing his royal education at one of the UK's premier boarding schools.
Prince George will attend Eton College from September, following his father Prince William’s path. The all-boys Berkshire boarding school is a traditional royal education route, after George previously attended Lambrook and Thomas’s Battersea, and he remains in the direct line of succession.
Prince George will attend Eton College from September, the same boarding school his father William attended, at a current annual fee around £63,299 (~$84,900). The 12-year-old will live about 3.5 miles from Windsor, and the school has educated many notable alumni including prime ministers. George will turn 13 in July before starting the next school year.
Britain’s Prince George, 12, will attend Eton College from September, following in the footsteps of his father Prince William and uncle Prince Harry. Located near Windsor, Eton is a prestigious all‑boys school with fees around £63,000 a year; George currently attends Lambrook School. The move underscores a long royal tradition of sending heirs to Eton, which has educated many UK leaders and celebrities and preserves distinct school traditions.