According to several rumors close to the British royal family, Prince William would be preparing to become the new King of the United Kingdom, since his father, King Charles III and current monarch of the nation, would be thinking about resigning the crown in a few years. The causes, his advanced age and his wishes for the royals to take more modern initiatives that his son could implement together with Kate Middleton.
The British monarchy is preparing for new changes; King Charles III is thinking of resigning his reign in a few years, as he maintains his desire that his eldest son be the one to take the reigns of the crown and thus, be able to start a process of modernization of the royals.
Several sources close to Buckingham Palace have stated that the eldest son of the late Queen Elizabeth II feels that his age is too advanced to maintain a massive desire to reign for many years. Therefore, he would like his younger son and daughter-in-law to be the nation’s head of state in a few years’ time.
Apart from the rumors, there have been several predictions that have already predicted this possible decision of the monarch, which he might also be taking for health reasons. However, these have not been fully confirmed.
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A royal source assured that Charles III maintains a great desire to modernize the crown and give it more “transparency” to the public. For this reason, since the beginning of his reign he has taken on the task of reducing some of the royal family‘s costs and also reducing his earnings as head of state.
These initiatives have had great support from the public, which in recent years has been moving away from the ideals of the monarchy, because of all the scandals that have affected and damaged the image and reputation of several of its members.
Meanwhile, Prince William, as the main heir to the crown, is the one who has all those attributes to become the successor of King Charles III. It would only take a few years for the Prince of Wales and Kate Middleton to become the new official image of the monarchy of the United Kingdom.
