Two of the most senior members of the Royal Family being out for the count – for now! – has thrown King Charles’ slimmed-down monarchy into disarray.
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While they try to navigate these very uncertain times, it’s been suggested that other royals may be deputized to carry out duties on behalf of the Royal Family until things could be stabilized again.
One of those top of mind, of course, is our very own Princess Beatrice, who though not a working royal, has managed to steal the hearts of royalists through her many works and charities.
Princess Beatrice Could Be Let Into the “Royal Fold” This Year
Shortly after joining several members of the Royal Family at a memorial service, Princess Beatrice made an appearance at a mental health event.
While she is yet to take on public duties on behalf of the Royal Family, it’s possible that this year could change that.
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Apart from the King and the Princess of Wales taking time away from the spotlight for recovery, royal experts have often wondered whether Charles’ slimmed-down and aging monarchy system can be a sustainable model.
The royal family needs younger people, and Princess Beatrice can readily fill in, as she is one of the five counselors of state.
While we don’t imagine Princess Beatrice could be stepping in for the King, it’s possible she could be asked to attend several royal events that Prince William and Queen Camilla simply can’t see to.
For example, this week, Beatrice marked Student Mental Health Week by meeting students and discussing mental health. This proves that she’s more than ready and willing to help out wherever necessary.
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Her appearance at the event also sparked speculations that she may be made a working royal soon, since the controversial exit of Harry and Meghan have left too few royals to see to the year-round events, charities and patronages that need royal attention.
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