According to the British "Daily Star" reported on November 29, after a hundred years of Queen Elizabeth, in the absence of the queen's special "explanation", the first heir to the throne, Prince Charles, will inherit the throne as the King of the United Kingdom, at which time, Prince William and Princess Kate will encounter the biggest "trouble" since their marriage in 2011.
In 2017, according to Royal Family sources, the Queen planned to cede the throne at the age of 95. Because the Queen of England realized that she was old, she hoped to hand over the crown power while she was in good health. As for whether the Queen will pass the throne to her eldest son, Prince Charles, we do not know.
However, Prince Charles has revealed that he wants to change the way the royal family governs the country. He wanted to create a more streamlined royal family, with only his wife, children and grandchildren.
Prince Charles was idealistic and always wanted to express his ideas on issues such as lobbying the government on environmental issues, the Iraq war, and the supply of drugs.
The Queen of England and the late Prince Philip have expressed dissatisfaction with this practice. Because in a constitutional monarchy like Britain, the royal family is only a symbol, as the supreme leader of the royal family, you should maintain a calm and neutral attitude towards political issues.
Prince Charles sent 27 letters to former Prime Minister Tony Blair's government between 2004 and 2005 with the intention of influencing government policy through rhetoric, very different from the way Queen Elizabeth governed the royal family.
Therefore, if Prince Charles inherits the throne and manages the royal family in a different way, it may create a lot of trouble for Prince William's successor. It's also the "biggest trouble" the couple may have had since they got married in 2011.
Psychotherapist Neil Wilkee told reporters william was more traditional than Charles in some ways. He believed that Prince William would administer the royal family in a non-political manner such as that of the Queen of England. There are also rumors that Queen Elizabeth wants to skip the eldest son, Prince Charles, to pass the throne directly to Prince William. This is not impossible, the translator believes, after all, Prince Charles is over seventy years old.
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