Daughter of Prince and Princess of Wales Expected to Pursue Career Outside Royal Duties
Prince William may have dropped a significant hint regarding Princess Charlotte’s future in the royal family during a recent visit to the Swiss Valley Community Primary School in Llanelli. While speaking with pupils, the future King made a rare comment about his daughter's interests, potentially giving insight into her future career path.
During a conversation with Ruby Davies, a student at the school, William revealed that Charlotte, who recently turned nine, has a passion for performing and dancing. “Charlotte loves her performing and dancing as well,” William shared. He added that he would show Charlotte a video of Ruby’s recitation, which won a competition for Welsh learners.
Though Princess Charlotte is often seen as a poised and composed young royal, watching over her brothers, Prince George and Prince Louis, reports suggest that she might not be expected to take on a full-time royal role in the future. According to royal correspondent Richard Eden, William and Catherine are preparing their daughter for a life outside of the royal spotlight.
“From what I hear, the Prince and Princess of Wales want Charlotte to grow up with the expectation that she will get a job and not be a full-time royal,” Eden explained. However, he noted that Charlotte should be ready to step into royal duties if needed.
As Charlotte’s interests and passions develop, her future role in the royal family remains an intriguing question, especially as her father prepares to ascend the throne.
