Princess Charlotte might not be able to keep her royal titles. Due to a specific monarchy rule regarding Prince George, Prince William's only daughter is at risk of not being able to use the honor.

MORE: Follow Wonderwall on MSN for more top news MEGA The rule that risks Charlotte's title According to protocol, when William becomes king of England, George will likely assume the title of Prince of Wales. This honor has been held by the father of three and King Charles III. However, this will spell trouble for Charlotte. "Her right to be Princess of Wales flies out the window when her brother gets the official title of Prince of Wales," a broadcaster at the OSSA channel claimed. "A royal lady can only be a princess if she's married to a prince or the daughter of a prince," they added. MEGA What could happen? Since William will eventually become the leader of England, the 10-year-old will likely take on a different title. Like her great-aunt Princess Anne, Charlotte could take on the title of Princess Royal. However, she can use it only after the 75-year-old passes away. James Whatling / MEGA Charlotte makes history Charlotte is third in line to the throne, a monumental moment for the monarchy. "For the first time in British history, the spare is a princess, even though she has a younger brother," historian Dr. Nige Fletcher said in a Channel 5 documentary via Daily Mail. "Princess Charlotte is in line after George, after a change in the law and she now outranks her brother, Prince Louis," he said. MEGA What role could Charlotte have within The Firm? According to royal commentator Phil Dampier, Charlotte will have to decide when she's older about whether she wants to be a senior working member of The Firm. "William and Kate [Middleton] see George as primus inter pares - first among equals. Yes, he's the future king, but the way things are going, Charlotte and Louis may have major roles too," he said via The Royal Observer. Author Sally Bedell Smith told The I Paper, "I would imagine Charlotte will be part of the picture. I'm not so sure about Louis." James Whatling / MEGA Could Charlotte choose her own path? Despite being born into a special position, royal expert Ingrid Seward thinks Charlotte still has the freedom to choose her own destiny. "It's not like it was in Charles' youth. Nowadays, children make their own decisions. It's just so different from when even William was brought up. I think children have immense choices now that they didn't have even 15 years ago," she said via The Royal Observer. The post Charlotte faces losing her titles appeared first on Wonderwall.com.