Born in the imperial family, the order of the teeth of birth determines the mission they shoulder, which is often irrelevant to the will of the individual. From the moment Prince William was born, his life had been planned clearly and unambiguously. As the eldest son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, Prince William was destined to become King of England one day in the future.
It is reported that William knew his fate to become king at a very young age. Xu felt that the burden of the "throne" was too heavy and majestic, and little William would often confide in his mother, Princess Diana, that he did not want to be king.
On January 25, foreign media reported that British television announcer Jeremy Parksman had revealed a conversation between him and the late Princess Dai on a show. He said: "We talked about our children. She (Diana) said William would often tell her that he (William) didn't really want to be king. Then Harry would say to William, 'If you don't want to do it, I'll do it.'" ”
To this end, Diana believes that the youngest son Harry is more suitable to be the future "king-lord" of Britain. According to Robert Jobson, an expert on the British royal family, Princess Dai even gave Harry a nickname for this - "King Harry of the Lollipop".
The royal historian has written on the BBC Channel Five documentary William and Harry: The Princes Caught in War? "Although Diana did not reveal why she thought Harry was more suitable for the throne, privately she would call Harry 'King Harry of the Lollipop'; because she did feel that Harry was more suitable to be king than William." ”
In fact, because of Diana and Charles's unhappy marriage, Prince William was sensitive and a little rebellious as a child. It is reported that every time because Charles is unhappy, Diana never hides her true emotions in front of Prince William, and even loses her temper.
Therefore, on the one hand, William Jr. is sad for his mother, and on the other hand, he will feel a little "tired". The royal writer Howard Hodgson once described it in his biography: "He [William] has become accustomed to his mother calling him and then crying hysterically on the phone." ...... Even though he loved her mom so much, he wanted her to behave differently. William also found his mother's mood swings very disturbing; sometimes, he would feel that there would be a considerable 'emotional burden' with his mother. ”
For a child who is less than ten years old and very sensitive, it is a little reluctant and confusing to truly understand that he has such a heavy burden on his young shoulders. Former royal correspondent Jenny Bond said in an interview: "The burden of the throne is heavy on the young shoulders of William Jr., and it is understandable that he resisted a little. I think we did see earlier that he was a little reluctant to take on the role. At a very young age, he already knew that his fate was different from that of all others. This is understandable and considerate for a child. ”
However, with the passage of time, under the deliberate guidance and education of the Queen, coupled with the perfection of William's personal ideological system, the British people, the media and the British Royal Family experts all believe that William's outstanding performance now fully proves that he is ready to become king. Although it may have been a little reluctant before, now, he is ready to take on everything. With the Duke of Cambridge's 40th birthday approaching later this year, the father of three has shown his vision for the future and his vision of a "monarchy-sovereign-system" that has become completely different.
Recently, Ms Bond said in an interview with a British media outlet: "In the past few years, his outstanding performance has been convincing. He fully accepted the responsibility that this role and fate had entrusted him with. People believe he's the best person for the role, and he's also proving to people that he's going to be a great king. ”
As the Queen "faded" from her job, members of the royal family became increasingly dependent on the Duke of Cambridge. Whether it's important (royal) family decisions, dealing with scandals, prying for sensitive events, William is now at the center.
At the same time, he and his wife, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, were also popular with British nationals. Royal historian and biographer Andrew Loni told the media: "We are in a period that can be called 'soft-regent-government', and in fact the queen is retreating behind the scenes and will play fewer and fewer roles." Because of their popularity, William and Kate will be given higher roles. ”
In light of this status quo, in a column for The Mirror last October, royal editor Russell Miles said William had become the queen's most trusted and powerful deputy at the age of 95.
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