Princess Charlotte has been tipped to become a working member of the Royal Family as her full-time career by a royal commentator.
The young royal is third in line to the throne behind her father, Prince William and elder brother Prince George.
The Prince and Princess of Wales will look to carve out a pathway for their younger children, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, in the coming years, as Prince George will one day be king.
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Sally Bedell Smith, an American royal biographer, stated Princess Charlotte is more likely than Prince Louis to have a working role within the Royal Family.
Princess Charlotte has been tipped to become a working member of the Royal Family as her full-time career by a royal commentator.
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She said: "I would imagine Charlotte will be part of the picture. I’m not so sure about Louis."
The couple are open to their two youngest children becoming working royals or pursuing private careers, according to a royal commentator.
Ingrid Seward told The I paper: "It’s not like it was in Charles’s youth, nowadays children make their own decisions.
"It’s just so different to when even William was brought up.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are said to be open to their two youngest children becoming working royals or pursuing private careers
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"I think children have immense choices now that they didn’t have even 15 years ago."
All of King Charles's siblings had working roles within the Royal Family.
Princess Anne and Prince Edward still hold their positions within the monarchy, but Prince Andrew stepped down as a working royal in 2019.
King Charles's sister, Princess Anne, remains the hardest-working member of the Royal Family in terms of the number of engagements she attends.
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Prince William's brother, Prince Harry, also held a working role within the Royal Family until he decided to walk away from the Firm in 2020.
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Prince William's brother, Prince Harry, also held a working role within the Royal Family until he decided to walk away from the Firm in 2020 alongside his wife, Meghan Markle.
Prince Harry wanted to secure a part-time working role for the Royal Family before his departure, but was told this was not possible.
Marlene Koenig, a royal historian, added: "William and Catherine, to a certain extent, are going to rip up the rule book and do it their way."
Despite the monarchy becoming more streamlined, it will still be possible for both Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis to hold working roles within the Royal Family when they become adults.