Prince George looks like Kate Middleton’s brother and father, royalists say as the second in line to the British throne marks his first day at Eton College: ‘He is a Middleton for sure’
Prince George is all grown up and starting to look like his relatives.
As the future king of England heads off to Eton College, royal watchers couldn’t help but notice how much he looks like Kate Middleton‘s brother, James Middleton, and her father, Michael Middleton.
George looks like Kate’s brother and father
After The Firm released photos of George, 13, attending his first day of school, social media users couldn’t help but compare him to his mom’s family.
“He is a Middleton for sure! Looks like you and your father,” one person wrote below James’ comment that read, “Big Day.”
“Very much can see you and Mike in George!” a second person wrote to Kate’s sibling.
James’ son gets George’s hand-me-downs
While James and his family might not be royals, his son gets hand-me-downs from his cousins George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
“One of the wonderful things about being the youngest [sibling] and having children last is that there is an abundance of paraphernalia that comes in very handy,” the entrepreneur told HELLO! in an interview
James and his wife, Alizée Thévenet, welcomed their little boy, Inigo Gabriel, in 2023.
James gets parenting advice from Kate and William
The 39-year-old also claimed he’s gone to his older sister and her husband, Prince William, for parenting advice.
It’s the confidence [they give me]. You’re always on edge with being a parent, particularly this time of year with coughs and colds and sniffles going around the place,” he explained.
“They’re definitely at the end of the phone if we need a bit of advice,” James added.
George will be ‘protected’ at Eton College
George is currently living away from home at Eton College, which is also William’s alma matter.
“As he steps out in his tailcoat, false collar, he will look a picture. But the environment will protect him like it did his father, who thrived there,” journalist Robert Jobson told the Daily Mail.
“Then time. A great deal of it, let us hope, for George’s sake,” he noted.