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Exclusive | Why Prince George’s Eton years will be far tougher than they were for dad Prince William

Prince George's 13th birthday marks his transition into his teenage years and preparations for enrollment at Eton College.

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🇬🇧 English Jul 22, 12:24 UTC
🇩🇪 German Jul 22, 06:26 UTC · RP Online

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The brief

Prince George has turned 13, with the BBC reporting the release of a new photo to commemorate the occasion. Coverage from People.com indicates that the prince has already begun preparing for his future time at Eton College.

Reports vary on the nature of his upcoming education. The Telegraph describes him as the best-prepared teenage heir in history, while Page Six suggests his years at Eton will be significantly tougher than those of his father, Prince William.

Future coverage is expected to track the prince's actual transition to Eton College and his experiences as a teenage heir.

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Quick answers

How old is Prince George?

According to ABC News and the BBC, Prince George has turned 13.

Where is Prince George expected to attend school?

Coverage from People.com and Page Six identifies Eton College as the institution he is preparing for.

How does his preparation compare to Prince William's?

Page Six reports that his time at Eton will be far tougher than Prince William's, while The Telegraph claims he is the best-prepared teenage heir in history.

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Prince George Eton College Prince William British Royal Family

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