Have you ever wondered what the Prince and Princess of Wales' children will look like when they grow up? It's very interesting to look a few years into the future. And if before we could only imagine it, now we have a real opportunity to see what the children of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Cornwall will be like in the near future. And this video clearly demonstrates it.
Prince William of Wales and his wife Princess Catherine of Wales met at the University of St Andrews in Scotland and dated as regular students before becoming officially married. Their marriage produced three children - Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Neural Network showed what they might look like when they grow up. It should be said that their facial features remained very recognisable, and in each of the children it is not difficult to see the resemblance to both William and Catherine.
As we can see, Prince George will inherit what the neural network thinks is Prince William's smile.
Prince Louis, according to the artificial intelligence, will inherit Princess Catherine's delicate facial features.
Charlotte, on the other hand, looks most like her great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are trying to ensure ten-year-old Prince George, eight-year-old Princess Charlotte and five-year-old Prince Louis have "as normal a childhood as possible", which looks like a non-trivial task as the parents simultaneously need to familiarise the three children with their royal roles and instil rules of etiquette. As one royal palace insider put it, these children seem quite content with life. Much of this is the stabilising 'normality' that Catherine brings - it's how she grew up herself. William likes this approach very much.
Also, a source close to the royal family added that coming from a non-royal family, the Princess of Wales understands the importance of spending time with her family. She was not brought up in an aristocratic environment where children are only seen for a short time a day, leaving them in the care of staff.
