Prince George just turned 13. Why it’s a ‘challenging time’ for the 2nd in line to the throne

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Prince George is at a point of major transition in his life, as the eldest child of the Prince and Princess of Wales sets off for boarding school in September and public interest grows in the second in line to the throne.