Princess Charlotte is only ten-years-old at the moment, but she is likely to one day play a major role in the Royal Family. As the daughter of a future King, and the sister of Prince George, who is second-in-line to the throne, Charlotte is an important member of the family.
While she may one day have a career outside royal life, once her education is complete, she is also likely to be a working royal. However, it is not yet clear what title she could have. This is because when the next major royal change happens, she could find herself without a title at all.
This is because when her father William becomes King, George is likely to be named Prince of Wales.
This means that Charlotte won’t be able to take the title of Princess of Wales, and could find herself without a royal title to her name.
This was explained previously by celebrity broadcaster OSSA channel, which said: “By the time William is King of England, his eldest son George will be Prince of Wales.
“Her right to be Princess of Wales flies out the window when her brother gets the official title of Prince of Wales because a Royal lady can only be a princess if she’s married to a Prince or the daughter of a Prince.”
Charlotte in this case would be neither of those, as her father would then be a King.
However, as many royal commentators have said before, she could take on the title of Princess Royal, especially as she would be the daughter of a monarch.
This title is currently held by Princess Anne, with Charlotte only able to take it if her father is King, and if Princess Anne is no longer alive.
