Royal Family News – The Monarchy Can’t Afford For William Or Kate To ‘Wobble’
One royal expert by the name of Christopher Andersen says that Prince William and Kate Middleton have basically become the “pillars on which the future of the monarchy rests.”
In other words, if the Prince and Princess of Wales fail to make things happen, it could be the end of the British royal family as we all know it.
Andersen even put it this way, “If either of them starts to wobble, the whole thing can come crashing down. At the moment, Kate is at her most vulnerable. The ground beneath Kate is shifting in major ways. Only time can tell if she can stand strong.”
He continued, “The simple truth is that the royal family cannot be whittled down to a precious few without the risk of having it grind to a halt altogether.”
Royal Family News – What’s Next For The Prince And Princess of Wales?
“For over 70 years, the Windsors had longevity on their side—almost to a ridiculous extent. Queen Elizabeth lived to be 96, and her husband Prince Philip was 99, the longest-living royal male in history [when he died].”
“The Queen Mother was downing her favorite gin and Dubonnets right up until the end at the astounding age of 101. There seemed to be no need for redundancy, with senior royals seeming practically immortal, and three generations of future monarchs waiting in the wings.”
Even though Prince William is the next king of England, a lot of people are currently worried if he can handle all the pressure that comes with being the head of the monarchy.
Not only that, but it seems like Kate Middleton’s future is uncertain too, seeing how she is currently dealing with her cancer battle.
So far Prince William and Kate Middleton have made no comments about the matter but we will definitely update you with all of the latest details once they come in.
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