The warm relationship enjoyed by the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, and Duke of Cambridge, Prince William, has been recently underpinned by their disagreement, leaving Kate heartbroken. Their tussle circled around where Prince George, their eldest son, should study once he is 13. Kate, not having the most pleasant memories of her boarding school experience, finds it hard to envision George in the same shoes. She was shattered when Prince William, prioritizing his positive memories of Eton College, disagreed with her choice of Marlborough College. Despite the new wave of modernizing the monarchy, Kate eventually concluded a weary agreement for Eton, which boasts an impacted royal lineage with students including Prince Harry. A noteworthy incident from the past links Prince Charles, William’s father, sharing a similar dismal perspective as Kate, after he was sent to Gordonstoun—a decision he loathed. Now, as the couple opts to maintain the typical royal course by selecting Eton, they have spurred debates and concerns about the potential harm boarding schools may inflict upon children. The long-standing deliberation about the young royals' emotional wellness at such institutions continues to be relevant.