Prince George To Own A Real Sports Car At 2 Years Old

Prince George is set to get his very own sports car at age 2. His father, Prince William, had the mini Aston Martin V8 Volante he got from his brother Prince Harry in 1988 taken out of the museum to be renovated already so that the youngest prince can enjoy it. 

Prince William, upon seeing Prince George's fondness of vehicles as he drove around in his toy tractor, thinks it is now time that his son receives an upgrade. The Sunday Express reports that Prince William took out the mini sports car out of the Sandringham Museum on the Queen's estate so that necessary renovations can already be carried out. 

"The car has been in the Sandringham museum for many years after William and Harry outgrew it," a source at the Sandringham shared. "But it's always belonged to them so there was nothing to stop them using it again. Everyone is looking forward to seeing George drive it. I should think he'll be in the car within a year."

This proves how time flies for the prince. It seems like only yesterday when the world tuned in on his birth two years ago. But just last week, it has been reported that he already started nursery school at Westacre Montessori School in Norfolk, where his uncle and father also studied. George will be only enrolling when his family resides at their Norfolk home. However, when his family stays at Kensington Palace in London, he would not be attending classes.

"He's going to be attending part time for a handful of hours per day," a royal source shared with HELLO! Magazine. "Both the Duke and Duchess dropped him off and it seems all went well." The source added that Prince William and Princess Kate Middleton decided it would be nice for Prince George to just attend a local nursery school because not only do they like Westacre, but they also think the school has been very welcoming.