Royal experts and historians have already suggested that King Charles III, officially crowned alongside Queen Camilla in May 2023, might be acting as a 'caretaker' for his eldest son, Prince William.
The speculations about King Charles's reign have persisted since he ascended to the throne following his mother Queen Elizabeth II's passing in September 2022. Some perceive the 75-year-old monarch as fulfilling his duty to ensure the continuity of the throne for future generations.
Acknowledging the inevitable passage of time, Charles, the oldest person to become king in British history, is mindful of his shorter tenure and is striving to fulfill his responsibilities to the best of his ability.
Fortune teller Jemima Packington, who accurately predicted the Queen’s death, suggests that Charles may soon pass the reign to his heir, William, in the near future. There are even speculations that Prince William could potentially be the last ruling British monarch.
Some anticipate Charles's possible abdication due to his advanced age, with mysterious reasons suggesting that his eldest son might not immediately succeed him. In this scenario, Prince Harry could potentially step into the role.
Royal author Clive Irving, speaking to The Express, suggests that the King might 'retire' around the age of 80 - in five years' time. Irving believes that Charles will spend the next five years 'repairing' the monarchy after the death of Queen Elizabeth and dealing with scandals involving Prince Harry and Prince Andrew.
Insiders, however, claim that King Charles will not hand over the reign to his eldest son, Prince William, who is the heir apparent, until he successfully resolves the ongoing feud between his two sons.
