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It is an exciting time for Prince George, who is celebrating his 13th birthday today. And not only that, the young royal is preparing to begin at Eton College in just a few weeks.
And while he now begins fresh adventures in his teenage years, one body language expert has revealed the crucial role his younger sister, Princess Charlotte, plays in helping to keep the future monarch "in line".
Judi James offered her distinctive observations on Channel 5's Prince George at 13: The Next Generation. And despite being younger than George, Judi said the 11-year-old fulfills a vital role among the three siblings, as evidenced by certain subtle gestures she has observed over the years.
She explained: "We do see Charlotte keeping an eye on both of her brothers. What I found really fascinating isn't so much that she is doing that, but for me, it is the way that when she does nudge them and tap them, they both fall into line.", reports the Express.
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"Children of that age, normally if a younger sibling says 'put your arms down,' [they'll reply] 'who do you think you are?'".
"But they absolutely take it, and I think that's going to be very important when it comes to the dynamic because they will see that as a form of support."
Judi drew parallels between the relationship of George and Charlotte and that of King Charles and Princess Anne.
She said Anne was the more assured sibling and she believes this pattern also applies to Charlotte. "She seems to absolutely get protocol," Judi added.
"She knows what needs to be done. I don't think either of them [George or Louis] has got hugely strong attention spams, they will be watching the planes or talking about something. So I think that helps them relax a little bit because they know that if they are doing anything wrong, they have got their sister there, who is usually in the middle of them.
"So in a way, I think it's probably she goes out being the keeper of the choreography so they don't have to, but at the same time, they know that if they do anything wrong, she will be there to correct them."
Both Charlotte and Louis, eight, attend Lambrook, an exclusive preparatory school in Berkshire, where George had his final day earlier this month.
George is set to follow in his father's footsteps by enrolling at Eton in September, where he will have access to an impressive curriculum of 28 subjects, spanning nine modern and classical languages, among others.
William is reportedly "thrilled" about George's upcoming move to Eton, though for now all attention is firmly fixed on celebrating his birthday.
