Prince George to play prominent role in King Charles’ coronation

The upcoming coronation of King Charles is set to be a historic moment for the British monarchy, and according to royal historian Dr Tessa Dunlop, the second in line to the throne, Prince George, is expected to feature prominently in the event.

The ceremony, which is scheduled to take place on May 6 at Westminster Abbey, will focus on the monarch himself and his direct successors.

As the next Prince of Wales, Prince George is set to become a key figure in the British monarchy, turning 10 in July.

The youngest prince is expected to be seen multiple times during the historic event, alongside his father Prince William and his grandfather King Charles.

Dr Dunlop suggested that the coronation will be a carefully choreographed event, designed to maintain focus on the line of succession.

“You want to keep it focused on that line of succession, so we are going to see a lot of camera shots of Charles, of William, of George,” she said.

This focus on the direct line of succession is a tradition that dates back centuries in the British monarchy.

During Queen Elizabeth II's own coronation, King Charles was just five years old, but he was still included in several shots taken inside Westminster Abbey, standing prominently on the royal box between the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret.

While the inclusion of Prince George may come as no surprise, it is a clear sign of the royal family's commitment to ensuring a smooth and seamless tradition of power from one generation to the next.

The coronation of King Charles is expected to be a carefully choreographed event, with a strong emphasis on tradition and continuity.

The event is also expected to be a momentous occasion for the British monarchy, as it marks the ascension of King Charles to the throne.