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All signs point to the fact that the English monarchy will probably be in the hands of Prince William and his charming wife, Duchess Kate, in the future. For the couple had once again made a commanding appearance at one of their last dates. Moreover, Prince Charles is now apparently clearing the way to the royal throne for William and Kate. Just after the Queen is struggling with health problems, a clear regulation makes sense!
William and Kate are the future of the English monarchy
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Once and again, Prince William and Duchess Kate show that the two young royals have the potential to lead the English monarchy into a prosperous future. Now, apparently, the heir to the throne Prince Charles has also realized this and is therefore clearing the way for his son and daughter-in-law. During their last joint appearance, William and Kate had campaigned for environmental protection. This topic is also very close to Prince Charles’ heart. And he was apparently mightily impressed by his son after the appointment and even let it be known on Instagram: “I’m very proud of my son William.” Normally, the Prince of Wales is not actually known for making emotional statements.
Prince Charles abdicates throne
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With his son William and daughter-in-law Kate, however, Charles knows the British monarchy is in good hands. For otherwise, Prince Charles would never have come to terms with abdicating the throne. After all, Charles had prepared his whole life for this important task. But even the actual heir to the throne has not failed to notice that William and Kate enjoy a high level of popularity among the British people and have thus long since become the figurehead of the monarchy. Even within the palace, the young royal couple has earned this role. And Kate, too, continues to show that she has what it takes to fill the role of Queen of England. Kate’s dedication, choice of attire, and even her interactions with people make her ideally suited for the job. So, as it seems, William and Kate will soon get to prove their abilities at the head of the English royal family.