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Prince William & Kate Middleton plan to avoid ‘Spare curse’ for Prince Louis

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Prince Louis and his older sister, Princess Charlotte, will most likely never be king or queen. Prince George is second in line of succession after his father, Prince William, and is expected to one day lead the British monarchy.

However, even if they never sit on a throne, Louis and Charlotte will play an important part in the Firm as they grow up.

Their estranged uncle, Prince Harry, has already expressed anxiety about Charlotte and Louis’ prospects, publicly stating that they will be the “spare” for Prince George, just as he was for Prince William. However, William and Kate Middleton appear to have taken a different approach to their children’s childhood.

Prince Louis

However, not everyone is convinced by that potential, and one obvious skeptic is a family member who was once extremely close to Louis and his brothers. Louis was just two years old when Harry and his wife left the Royal Family and the country, but the estranged prince has since expressed strong views on his nephew’s future.

In recent years, the expression “spare to the heir” has regained prominence, thanks in large part to Harry. Three years after leaving royal life, in January 2023, he published his book Spare, in which he expressed to the world his view that he would never be seen as important as his older brother, Prince William, who is slated to become King Charles.

The phrase “Spare” has become synonymous with Harry, who even claimed that King Charles used the word the day the estranged prince was born.

However, it did not end there. Harry also wrote about Prince Louis and his older sister, Princess Charlotte, saying that he is concerned about their future. The Duke wrote simply that he fears they would end up like him, a “spare.”

In an interview with The Telegraph to promote his book, Harry opted to talk about William and Kate’s three children.

Prince Harry concerned over Prince Louis’ future

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