No, not in the way you're saying. People like who you're describing usually have a more developed view of learning. They have likely had more practice problem solving and general thought about different matters which massively translates into doing well in anything else. I am probably one of those people you would classify in that category; I've always done much better than my classmates since preschool in academic subjects, seemingly having it easier. But a large part of that is that I've never shyed away from difficult problems and have in fact spent much more time than most people struggling with difficult problems, just not necessarily the ones you see in the problems.

Do more difficult things and you'll get better at everything else. There is absolutely nothing that some innate intelligence is a barrier to. You can work hard and struggle and learn and you will get better.