At only 12 years old, Prince George has begun to make a name for himself as a young up and coming rugby star. He is the elder son of Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales. He is animated, not just because he’s a passionate sports fan — when talking about sports, he really focuses on his hands and faces. These traits will serve him well as he gets older and assumes greater roles and responsibilities.
Now playing in school rugby, Prince George loves the brotherhood and fun that rugby brings. He still plays with his seven year old brother, Prince Louis. One thing they both have in common is a deep passion for the game. Their big sister, Princess Charlotte, who turned 10 last month, has taken a liking to the sport as well. She’s not played on a school team.
Prince George manages a demanding school schedule with a crazy cool array of activities. He follows his father on the road to big time NCAA sporting events. Importantly, though, he attended Aston Villa athletics matches with Prince William, grew up in a haute bourgeois creation with privilege, and both their educations were in football. Earlier this year, the duo journeyed together to France to see a rugby world cup quarter-final in person. This trip made Prince George’s burgeoning interest in rugby establishment.
Now that he’s growing into his body, the prince has gotten more powerful. His mother remarked on this change, stating, “Obviously as they get physically stronger – George now, if we play at home, I do not want to get tackled by George! Up to a certain age I think it’s great.” This feeling conveys not just his growing ability but the value placed on being active in his early life.
Prince George’s posture and confidence have raised eyebrows. HELLO!… −his incredible “civic poise.” Such a simply stated direction, but they explain in detail how he is able to hold his head high with an open chest. According to Dr. Cassidy, George’s calm attitude and confident posture reflect a high level of self-assuredness. This commendable quality might be his greatest asset as he develops moving forward.
In addition to his interest in athletics, Prince George has demonstrated a very caring nature through his charitable work. Most recently, he accompanied Prince William on a joint work visit to a homeless shelter. Later that day, he attended a veterans’ tea party at Buckingham Palace, commemorating VE Day in 2025. This is how far Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, goes to balance royal duties and personal passions.
