Prince George's Coronation role is said to be causing 'arguments' among royals with Prince William and Kate Middleton reportedly voicing their concerns.
- Prince George's 'prominent' Coronation role is causing 'arguments' among other members of the Royal Family with Prince William and Kate Middleton voicing their concerns, according to a royal insider.
- The Prince and Princess of Wales are said to be worried it might be too much pressure for the youngster.
- This royal news comes after it was claimed that Princess Lilibet set to become 'most famous' US celebrity as Prince Harry and Meghan start 'another Royal Family'.
Prince George is set to have a 'prominent' role at King Charles' Coronation but the details of the big day are said to be causing 'arguments' between key members of The Firm.
It was confirmed earlier this week that Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis would all have prominent roles at King Charles Coronation, but royal commentators have claimed that talks around Prince George's involvement in the big day is causing tension among the family.
While Prince George's parents Prince William and Kate Middleton are reportedly considering whether to allow their eldest to have a prominent role in his grandfather's Coronation, they are said to have some concerns over plans to give George a bigger role than his siblings.
Tom Quinn, Royal Commentator told the Express, "I've heard from my contacts that there is a bit of an argument going on about whether George should play a more formal role. I've heard that Kate and William are worried that it will be too much for him."
With four days of events planned, including a Coronation concert, the celebration could prove tiring for everyone.
The Wales' concerns over the pressure Prince George, nine, could face comes after they appeared 'grown up' in family photos, and almost three years after their son faced trolling online after England's loss to Italy at the Euro 2020.
And the backlash from social media critics were said to be the cause for why Prince George could be seen even less following the defeat.
Prince George has been seen at other royal events since, including the Queen's Platinum Jubilee and sporting events like the rugby but the upcoming Coronation is thought to be playing heavy on their minds.
