Experts believe Prince George stands to become the ‘permanent fill-in’ that is wheeled into duty each time there is a crisis to the Royal Family.

These bits of warnings have been presented by royal commentator and expert Daniela Elser.

She broke everything down during her candid piece for News.com.au.

In it she pointed out how “Already, the last 12 months have required George to occupy a much more public and official role than his father or even grandfather had to at the same age.”

“The last year has seen him take part in his great-grandmother’s State Funeral, serve as page during the coronation and notch him his first golden carriage ride.”

In light of this, Ms Elser wonders, “How George has found the requisite time to devote to Minecraft like every other kid his age, I’ll never know.”

At the end of the day, it all boils down to “the shrinking roster of working members of the royal family and the reputational blows of the last few years (oh those spares, their egos and their foibles measured by the metric tonne).”

This is because it shows “that the picture-perfect Wales children could well find themselves being wheeled out with increasing frequency.”