Prince William and Kate
Middleton may take their eldest son Prince George to Queen Elizabeth II’s
funeral. As per Daily Mail, the royal advisers have recommended Prince and
Princess of Wales to take their little Prince to the funeral of his
great grandmother the Queen.
George, 9, is now the second in the line of the throne after his father William
and grandfather Prince Charles. Royal advisers have suggested that taking him
to the funeral will send a “powerful symbolic message”.
Also, keeping the future of
the British monarchy in mind, it would also be good for the public to see the
young prince and the future of the royal family.
One source told Daily Mail that the matter is currently in discussion, ”No
decision has been made yet.”
Another source added, ”Courtiers are keen for Prince George to be at the
funeral in some capacity if only to reassure the nation of the order of
succession.”
Kate and William’s three
children have not made any public appearance since the Queen’s death on
September 8.
The idea of George attending the ceremony like a funeral at such a young
age would be a tough decision for his parents Kate and William. But, in
recent years, the couple has introduced their three kids to many Royal family
celebrations and customs.
In April, Prince George and Princess Charlotte attended the Easter Sunday
church service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle for the first time. And,
during Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, the three kids joined the family
during their first ever royal carriage procession.
