Experts fear that with the arrival of the social media era, Prince George could be one of the first British monarchs to grow so close to social media revelation.
And with this fear lurking, many believe the treatment his mother and Meghan Markle faced could be the future for him and the other royal children.
Royal commentator Daniela Elser referred to all this in her article for News.com.au.
It began with a reference to the way Buckingham Palace has been handling the harassment of Kate Middleton in the midst of cancer.
So far, “the Palace’s strategy has been to cover its ears and hum the tune of National Velvet and wait for the storm to pass, but is this some kind of long-term strategy?”
“Because it seems to me that the situation of Meghan and Kate represents just a glimpse of what could happen to the children of Sussex and Wales,” Ms Elser added at this point.
From now on, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet will be one of the first generations of the British royal family to grow up with social media and advanced devices.
So, in Ms. Elser’s eyes, “even now, from this vantage point, it seems obvious that the next few years for them and their parents, as they enter their teens, will be rife with opportunities for social media to wreak havoc on their lives and negatively influence their mental and emotional well-being.”
After all, if this is a royal teenager “indulging in the usual nonsense of every teenager who has had two alcopops,” the word “recipe for disaster” wouldn’t even begin to describe it.
