Future monarch William and his wife, Princess Kate, may want to revisit their plans for Prince George after the latest accident.
A teenager, whose identity has not been shared publicly, was found dead at Eton College on Friday 27 February.
George, who is currently in his final year (Year 8) at Lambrook School in Berkshire, is expected to transfer to a secondary school, with Eton College widely seen as a likely choice.
After learning about the shocking incident, the Welsh could change their plans for the future king.
The incident may raise eyebrows among worries and those whose children’s future belongs to the same schools, forcing them to get all that satisfaction before sending their children to the same institute.
There has been speculation about George’s post-secondary education for the past few months, with several reports suggesting that the decision on the heir to the British throne has ignited debate between William and Kate.
Princess Kate reportedly wanted her child to enroll at Marlborough College, where she studied with her siblings. On the other hand, William Eton College is looking after George. William and Harry once studied at the same college.
Authorities described the teenager’s death as “unexplained but non-suspicious.” They added that a file on the incident will be prepared for the coroner, per both businesses.
