As he approaches his 11th birthday on Monday, Prince George is stepping into more mature responsibilities, providing significant support to his parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton.
Royal astrologer Debbie Frank, in an interview with Hello! Magazine, described George as a "sensitive" and "highly responsible" young boy, attributing these traits to his “super-sensitive” zodiac sign. Frank noted that George embodies many qualities of his father and late grandmother, Princess Diana.
“In so many ways, he resembles his late grandmother and his father, both Cancerians who tend to come straight from the heart,” Frank explained. “His affinity with Prince William stems from their shared Cancer Sun Sign: two peas in a pod.”
This new role for George comes at a challenging time for the royal family. With Kate’s recent cancer diagnosis and William’s increasing royal duties amid King Charles’ health struggles, George's comforting presence has been invaluable. Royal biographer Angela Levin emphasized George’s supportive nature, noting that he has been “very comforting” to his parents during these tough times.
Levin also mentioned that as George matures, he is beginning to come out of his shell. Frank concurred, stating, “Cancerians can be self-protective, especially where home and family life are concerned, diving into their shells. As a boy stepping into his 'tweens,' we may see George peeking out from his shell going forward.”
Prince George’s evolving role and his supportive nature reflect his growing importance within the royal family, mirroring the compassion and dedication of his father and grandmother.
