I don't think that William's children becoming teenagers makes that much of a difference. Following his own precedent, I believe William will try to keep his children's lives as private as possible until they are adults and take up official royal duties.They never wanted to leave. They wanted the good: glitzy events, tours...basically it. Didn't want the: community trips, being open to criticism, have to walk behind others. They also wanted their own money, to control press and no accountility. Now they have glitzy events, tours, own money, and no accountability. You can't control the press and not social media. So on the surface they do have what they want. But they also have no credibility and no importance and will have to graft to keep that lifestyle with ever diminishing returns. George is a teenager next year. They have about a nano second left. Would have been the same in royal family but at least they would be taken care of.
Also, unfortunately, it now looks like Harry also doesn't want to work. So it's a lot on Meghan's shoulders. He just looks happy basically on his own visiting people in need. Which isn't a job if you aren't royal. So u fortunately Harrydoes t like being challenged, held to account or negative coverage...she doesn't either. So they aren't good traits for a person in the public eye.
An unpredictible factor would be, however, if William unexpectedly became King in a near future (for example while George is still a minor). Hopefully that will not be the case, but it is not impossible.
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