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Will Charles give up the throne for William?

Will Charles give up the throne for William?

Prince Charles will not be abdicating the throne to let William become the monarch of Britain. The Prince of Wales, contrary to popular belief, will be handling matters of the monarchy as King himself.

Can the Queen give the throne to William?

Could the Queen choose to pass the throne directly to Prince William? The Queen cannot choose. Prince Charles as her eldest son and Prince of Wales is next in line to the throne and will become King as long as he is living when the Queen dies or should she abdicate.

Can Charles be bypassed as king?

According to royal experts, Charles, 72, ‘may not take the throne’ and could instead bestow the title of King upon the Duke of Cambridge. In a report by The Sun, Princess Diana’s former voice coach, Stewart Pearce, opened up about why he believes that William could be the next British monarch and not his father.

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Will Prince Charles abdicate the crown to Prince William?

According to The Sun, Princess Diana’s former voice coach, Stewart Pearce, thinks Charles might abdicate and pass the crown directly to his oldest son, Prince William, when the time comes. “He [Charles] may not take the throne, he may hand it to his young son,” Pearce said.

Could Prince William ever become King of England?

Prince William could only become King if Prince Charles chose to abdicate. That would require legislation, as happened with the Declaration of Abdication Act 1936.

Does Prince Charles really want to be the British monarch?

Prince Charles is next in line for the British throne but apparently some royal insider types aren’t convinced he really wants to take on all the stress that comes with being the monarch, apparently.

Should Prince Charles step aside as heir apparent?

After that, however, they *could* see him stepping aside. “Having waited over 60 years as heir apparent, it would be natural for Prince Charles to want to assume the throne and perform the royal duties for which he has spent so long preparing,” the UCL group wrote.