Prince William's 'Oops' Moment With Prince George Has Everyone Saying the Same Thing
Prince William and Princess Kate accompanied the 13-year-old, while a windy umbrella mishap briefly drew attention during the family’s rainy arrival.
- On Tuesday, September 8, Prince George began his first day at Eton College, accompanied by his parents, Prince William and Princess Kate, in Windsor.
- Prince George follows his father, Prince William, who enrolled at the institution 31 years ago, though his uncle Harry detailed struggles in his book, Spare, noting he felt "in way, way over my head."
- An unexpected umbrella mishap created an amusing moment when windy weather caused William's umbrella to flip inside out, leading George to laugh at the relatable "dad" moment.
- Sharing the milestone on Instagram, William and Princess Kate prompted praise from fans, with James Middleton, the Princess's brother, celebrating by commenting "Big day."
- Residing at nearby Forest Lodge, George will live with around 55 other boys and can visit family during half-term "long leave" or permitted "short leave" breaks.
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Prince William's 'Oops' Moment With Prince George Has Everyone Saying the Same Thing
Prince William and Princess Kate proudly accompanied Prince George on his first day at Eton College. But amid the rainy weather, it was the Prince of Wales’ unexpected umbrella mishap that stole the spotlight. Prince William caught struggling with an umbrella alongside Prince George The umbrella incident unfolded as the Prince and Princess of Wales […]
Prince William & Kate Middleton Face a New Dilemma After Prince George’s Eton Move
Prince William and Kate Middleton may have another personal dilemma to navigate, this time involving their daughter, Princess Charlotte. For those unfamiliar, the Waleses recently dropped off their eldest son, Prince George, at Eton College. However, the prestigious school is exclusively for boys, meaning Charlotte will not be able to follow her brother there. For […]
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