Princess Beatrice champions several dyslexia-focused charities.
With Kate Middleton taking a step back, there's a call for Princess Beatrice to assume a pivotal role.
The royal realm finds itself under a microscope, given the absence of the Princess of Wales and King Charles' health battles. Yet, Prince William and Queen Camilla, their supportive counterparts, are navigating this tumultuous period by trimming their royal commitments.
To counter the ongoing turmoil, the royal clan eyes non-active member Princess Beatrice to helm the intricate royal calendar.
Gareth Russell, renowned for "The Palace: From the Tudors to the Windsors, 500 Years of Royal History at Hampton Court," shared insights with GB News about the dwindling number of active royals.
He contended that Princess Beatrice, at 35, could bring significant value, especially as King Charles, 75, and Princess Kate, 42, step back temporarily due to health reasons.
Speaking exclusively to GB News, a royal pundit opined, "Princess Beatrice could offer profound contributions to the monarchy in Princess Kate's interim absence."
Although the Princess of York isn't a full-fledged royal working member, her role as a patron for dyslexia-focused charities and organizations is noteworthy.
Russell, in his candid chat with GB News, remarked, "It might be decades before we witness a fresh wave of young royal workers. Hence, Princess Beatrice could be a game-changer, especially championing causes like dyslexia—a topic once shrouded in silence."
He added, "While schools today show more commitment, dyslexia remains under-publicized and misunderstood. A royal endorsement could make a historical impact."
Being dyslexic herself, Princess Beatrice fervently advocates for enhanced school resources catering to dyslexic kids.
Russell drew parallels between Beatrice's passion and the Princess of Wales's Early Years initiative, aimed at nurturing children below five.
"Such initiatives by Princess Beatrice are undeniably commendable."
Daughters of the Duke and Duchess of York, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, juggle marital life, parenthood, and private careers alongside their royal connections.
