Title: Kate’s Plan for Prince George’s Royal Journey Revealed, While Lilibet Misses Out on Traditional Royal Christening

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In a surprising turn of events, Meghan and Lily expressed their extreme anger after Kate Middleton made a decision regarding Prince George's future as the king.

Experts have revealed that at just eight years old, Prince George is slowly beginning to grasp his destiny as a future king, and his mother, the Duchess of Cambridge, is already preparing him for his royal role.

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The young prince's future has already been carefully mapped out for him, as it is his fate to one day ascend the throne and play a crucial role in securing the monarchy's future.

One royal expert has disclosed that Kate Middleton has devised a plan for George's journey into royal life, imparting a vital lesson on duty to him last year.

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Last July, George made a rare public appearance alongside Kate and his father, Prince William, in the Royal Box at Wembley Stadium to watch the final of the Euros between England and Italy.

Cameras captured the young prince celebrating fervently with his parents when England took an early lead in the match.

However, his despondent expression at the end of the game perfectly mirrored the heartbreak felt by the entire nation after England lost on penalties.

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During the game, George wore a sophisticated suit that matched his father's attire, prompting fans to question why he wasn't allowed to wear an England shirt like other children his age.

According to royal author Duncan Larcombe, it was Kate who insisted on the suit for a very good reason.

Despite being keen on the idea of wearing a football shirt, Prince William was overruled by Kate, who emphasized the importance of duty.

She wanted George to understand that fulfilling his responsibilities would require a different approach and that he needed to learn to carry the weight of his royal role.

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However, this did not mean that George had to hide his personality or suppress his emotions.

On the contrary, he was encouraged to express himself freely, whether it meant leaping up in celebration when England scored, cheering and waving, or embracing his parents like any other ordinary boy.

And when it all ended in heartbreak, shedding a tear was also considered a natural response.

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While George is only just beginning to comprehend his destiny, Kate has already meticulously planned his journey.

Meanwhile, their two other children, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, are preparing for their mother's milestone 40th birthday celebration on Sunday.

Reports suggest that Kate will enjoy a special day of low-key festivities surrounded by her loved ones.

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Interestingly, one royal expert speculates that Kate might be in for a grand birthday party organized by none other than the Queen herself.

This would undoubtedly make the occasion even more memorable and significant for the Duchess of Cambridge.

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In a separate development, it appears that Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's daughter, Lilibet, may miss out on an important royal christening tradition.

Sources claim that her baptism will take place in Los Angeles rather than in the UK.

Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor was born on June 4 in Santa Barbara, California, and it is expected that the Sussexes will opt for an Episcopal ceremony in LA.

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Traditionally, all royal babies are baptized in the same satin gown, a tradition that has spanned hundreds of years.

The original gown, commissioned by Queen Victoria in 1841, was made of white silk and featured intricate lace detailing.

However, due to its fragility, a replica was created in 2008 for future christenings.

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Each of Kate Middleton's three children, as well as Meghan and Harry's eldest child, Archie, wore the new gown for their christenings.

It was initially believed that Lilibet's christening would take place in front of Queen Elizabeth II in Windsor, providing an opportunity for the monarch to meet her great-granddaughter.

However, recent reports suggest that the ceremony will be held in the United States, making it unlikely for Lilibet to wear the cherished gown.