The plans of King Charles look for the future as if he were preparing to convey the throne to his eldest son, Prince William, said the former royal butterfish Paul Barrell. According to him, Charles, who recently underwent an operation, developed a plan for the transfer of power, which assumes that William and his wife Kate Middleton will stand on the throne.
Barrell, who has served in Princess Diana over a decade, believes that Charles and Queen have long been considering this idea. "I think the king and queen have been laid on it for 10 years," he said. The expert believes that Charles has long had a plan for the transfer of power, and its solution can be influenced by the example of other European monarchs who pass on power to the heirs.
Barrell believes that the change on the throne will take place after the 80th anniversary of the king. This year, Prince William and Kate Middleton will go on a world tour to demonstrate their readiness for royal duties. According to him, this will be a chance for the heirs to show their certainty and readiness for new challenges.
"The king will know exactly what to do," Barrell emphasized. He also believes that Charles will follow the example of Queen Denmark, who recently passed the throne to her son. According to him, Charles can retire and watch his son's success, allowing the new generation to take on royal responsibilities.
