Meet All of King Charles III's Grandchildren, Including His Rarely Seen Step-Grandchildren

Prince George — or rather his full title, Prince George Alexander Louis of Wales — is the eldest child of the Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Kate. George, who is now 9 years old, was born at 4:24 pm on July 22, 2013, at the Lindo Wing — a private maternity ward — of St. Mary's Hospital in Paddington, London.

Among his royal grandparents are Charles, the late Princess Diana, and step-grandmother Camilla, as well as his maternal grandparents, Carole and Michael Middleton.

Although George will one day be next in line to the throne, his parents do not want to "weigh him down with a sense of duty." That didn't stop the cheeky school boy from trying to one-up his peers, where he was reported by Katie Nicholl in the book, "The New Royals: Queen Elizabeth's Legacy and the Future of the Crown," to have said: "My dad will be king, so you'd better watch out!"

Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana of Cambridge is the middle child of the Prince and Princess of Wales and is fourth in line to the throne. Now 8 years old, Charlotte was born at 8:34 am on May 2, 2015, at the same hospital as her older brother.

After she was born, Charles (who was still the Prince of Wales, at the time), said that Charlotte is "beautiful." While she might be younger than George, she's not afraid to tell him to adhere to royal protocol, as was shown when she reminded him to bow at Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.

Last in the the Prince and Princess of Wales's brood is 5-year-old Prince Louis Arthur Charles of Wales. The youngest sibling was born at 11:01 am on April 23, 2018.

Louis made quite the entrance at the late Queen Elizabeth II's Jubilee celebrations and reminded parents all over the world that kids will be kids. For starters, the young prince was pictured screaming with his hands over his ears as planes flew over the balcony at the 2022 Trooping the Colour, before becoming a ball of energy at the jubilee concert. He may be the youngest of the siblings, but he's certainly the feistiest!

Prince Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor of Sussex was born at 5:26 am on May 6, 2019, at Portland Hospital — a private hospital in Westminster, London. The family made history with his birth, as Archie is the first British-American royal family member.

Born to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Harry and Meghan Markle, he shares the same royal grandparents as his cousins, while his maternal grandparents are social worker Doria Ragland and retired lighting director Thomas Markle, though it is not clear what role the latter is playing in their lives.

Archie only officially became a prince when his grandfather acceded to king on September 2022, as the royal rules state that the title of prince or princess goes to the sons and daughters of the sovereign, grandchildren born to the sovereign's sons, and the eldest son of the Prince of Wales's eldest son (who would be George today).

Even though Archie is still a toddler, he's already got a Netflix appearance under his belt, appearing in home footage on the Netflix docuseries, "Harry & Meghan."

2-year-old Princess Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor of Sussex was born on June 4, 2021 at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, a teaching hospital in California.

Lilibet also has the same Netflix appearance accolade to her name, but was kept a little more shielded from the limelight, as her parents only shared the first image of her after she turned one. She also only became a princess after the Queen died.

Pictured looking over her shoulder at the late Queen Elizabeth II's funeral, Lola Parker Bowles is the eldest grandchild of Camilla and shares parents Tom Parker Bowles, a food writer, and Sara Buys, a magazine editor, though they split in 2018.

The 16-year-old, who will be in year 11 at secondary school and completing her GCSE's this year, shares biological grandparents Camilla and retired British Army officer Andrew Parker Bowles, and step-grandfather Charles, as well as maternal grandparents, Caroline and William.

Although she has mostly been kept out of the limelight and allowed to have a normal childhood, she was spoken about by her grandmother, the Queen Consort, in an interview with Vogue, where she discussed their joint love of "Wordle." Camilla revealed: "She'll text me to say, 'I've done it in three,' and I say, 'Sorry, I've done it in two today.' It's very satisfactory when it tells you how brilliant you are!"

Pictured at the front of the photo at the late Queen Elizabeth II's funeral is 15-year-old Eliza Lopes. The schoolgirl is the eldest daughter of Camilla's art curator daughter, Laura Lopes, and entrepreneur Harry Lopes. Her grandparents are Camilla, Andrew Parker Bowles, George Lopes, Sarah Violet Astor, and step-grandfather Charles.

Although the youngster is also mostly shielded from the prying eyes of royal life, royal fans might recall Eliza, who was born in 2008, being honored as a bridesmaid during William and Kate's wedding in 2011. The then-Prince Charles picked her up whilst on the balcony to allow her to see the gigantic crowd a little better.

As the younger twin brothers of Eliza, pictured far left and far right at the late Queen Elizabeth II's funeral in this photo, Louis and Gus Lopes were welcomed in 2009 by Laura and Harry Lopes.

They did not attend William and Kate's royal wedding as they were still very little at the time, but Camilla told British Vogue that the 13-year-olds always communicate via their mobiles to her. "It's very nice getting a text," she said to the outlet. "We learn from very young people and they learn from us, too. That's the way it's always been."

While there aren't many clear photos of the 13-year-old grandson of the Queen Consort, Freddy Parker Bowles, he is the younger brother of Lola and the youngest child of Tom and Sara Parker Bowles. He is featured second from right at the Queen's funeral here.