Here's everything you need to know about which British royals are actually in line for the throne

The INSIDER Summary:

• With so many British royals, it can get confusing as to who may actually take the throne.
• When Princess Charlotte was born, the entire line of royal succession changed.
• Prince Charles is next in line to take over the throne.
• Here's where the rest of the British royals fall in line.

On May 2, 2015, little Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana of Cambridge was born. On that day not only did the world meet the newest, and perhaps most adorable royal, but it also saw the line of royal succession change forever.

The tiny bundle of joy, now 2, is the fourth person in line to take over the throne. But who else is still in the mix to lead the kingdom? Keep scrolling to find out the top 10 people who are in the real-life game of thrones.

Prince Charles

Prince Charles is the Queen’s first-born son and is next in line to take over the throne. As The Telegraph noted, Charles already holds the record for the longest-serving heir apparent in British history. At the ripe old age of 68, Charles will also be the oldest person to be crowned in British history when the time comes.

Prince William

Prince William currently sits as third in line to the throne and will one day take over as king, following his father, the Prince of Wales. He will then be followed in line by his own son, Prince George.

Prince George

Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge's first-born son will one day be King George VII. As The Telegraph rather morbidly noted, the birth of Prince George means that anyone “alive today is unlikely to see another queen on the throne in their lifetime once Elizabeth II's reign is over.”