Charles is now King but he has the support of four women of Windsor who are ready to fill the void left by Queen Elizabeth.
King Charles III ascended the throne earlier in September after his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, died following a 70-year reign.King Charles III is the beginning of a long reign of male heirs with Prince William and Prince George next in line for the throne, but that doesn’t mean the crown is lacking in female support.
“My great-grandmother was the mistress of your great-great-grandfather, so how about it?” she is said to have uttered.author Tina Brown. “She’s a stabilizing and reassuring presence for the King. She makes him laugh and they have a lot of shared history together. He adores her and truly believes that she is the only person on earth who truly understands him.”Prince William’s wife, Kate Middleton, is now the Princess of Wales.The newly crowned Princess of Wales, Prince William’s wife, is the most powerful person in the royal family right now, according to Brown.
William, 40, and Charles have had a strained relationship over the years but the Princess of Wales has helped them bridge their differences.Middleton is also said to play peacekeeper between Charles and William, who have had a strained relationship.The serious amateur photographer even took the now-iconic photo of Charles resting his head on William’s shoulder, as the two smile broadly for the camera.
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