goosebumps: William and Kate Middleton about to announce the news about Prince George

Every step in Prince George's life is closely followed throughout the United Kingdom. It's no wonder, since he is the heir to the crown, and from the moment of his birth, his future in the monarchy was already known. Any choice regarding his path and every new trait in George's personality generates enormous anticipation.

William and Kate are very close to announcing information of such importance that it will change George's future. The moment is approaching, and conversations have already started to circulate. What is known so far has truly given many people goosebumps and has left no one indifferent.

Eton, the boarding school with royal history

After months of discreet evaluations and visits, it seems that the choice has been made. "All roads lead to Eton," sources close to the Daily Mail confirmed. It's the same school where William and Harry studied.

William and Kate Middleton visited the school during the Easter holidays with their son. Since then, the educational community has been eagerly awaiting confirmation. "Prince George is expected to enroll in September 2026," they stated.

The annual cost of £63,000 isn't the focus. Its prestige, history, and proximity to Adelaide Cottage, the current family residence, are. Eton has become a boarding school for wealthy children and has been the training ground for several members of royalty.

The debate between William and Kate: seeking family balance

Kate Middleton had other options in mind for her son's upcoming school years. Marlborough, where she studied, was one of her preferences, and she even considered Oundle, thinking of a less ostentatious and more modern environment. However, the decision seems to lean toward following in his father's footsteps, Crown Prince William.

For Kate, Marlborough was one of her favorite options, because there was also the possibility that Charlotte and Louis would attend the same school. But William's positive experience at Eton had a notable influence. Apparently, that will be the final choice.

The topic has caused concern among some parents due to security issues. Even so, most celebrate the idea of sharing a classroom with the future monarch. The decision has already been made; it just needs to be made official.

A decision that brings back memories for William

History repeats itself, but each generation lives it differently. William enjoyed his time at Eton, but Harry described it as "purgatory for a very mediocre boy." Every experience is unique, and Kate Middleton and William know that; however, they hope that for George, it will be the best place.

George, with a personality that "reinforces his role as a future monarch," according to body language experts, is beginning to write his own path. Eton will be an essential part of his training as heir to the throne.