Lady Louise Windsor, the eldest child of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, has garnered attention from Royal commentator Richard Eden for her potential significant role in Prince William's future monarchy.
Currently pursuing studies at the University of St Andrews, Lady Louise, at 20, is not actively engaged in Royal duties. However, Eden speculates that both Lady Louise and her younger brother, the Earl of Wessex, could transition into working roles within the royal family in the future.
Commending Prince Edward for his diligent service to the Royal family, particularly amid King Charles's temporary withdrawal from public engagements due to cancer treatment, Eden emphasizes the importance of Edward's contributions.
Despite his lower position in the line of succession, the Duke of Edinburgh remains active and visible in Royal duties. Highlighting the understated yet impactful approach of Prince Edward and his wife Sophie, Eden suggests that Lady Louise and her brother, James, the Earl of Wessex, could bring valuable contributions to the monarchy.
Expressing hope that when Prince William ascends the throne, he'll follow Queen Elizabeth's example of involving cousins like Lady Louise and James in Royal responsibilities, Eden expresses reservations about further slimming down the institution under King Charles's reign. He argues that embracing the energy and sense of duty instilled in young Royals like Lady Louise and James would strengthen the monarchy.
Amidst discussions about the monarchy's future, Prince Edward and Sophie remain among the most dedicated members of the royal family, actively fulfilling their royal duties. Additionally, Princess Anne and Queen Camilla have maintained busy schedules, while King Charles and Princess Katherine have temporarily reduced public appearances.
Prince William is set to receive support from his uncle, the Duke of Edinburgh, as the Prince of Wales is slated to receive another honor amidst King Charles's cancer treatment. According to the Times, Prince William is anticipated to take on a more prominent role in the absence of Queen Camilla and alongside Princess Anne. The King's sister, as she departs for the UK for a holiday after assuming additional engagements to assist King Charles during his illness.
Prince William will receive assistance from Prince Edward in carrying out royal engagements, with the Duke of Edinburgh scheduled to participate in eight engagements over the next few days. Duchess Sophie is also expected to accompany him on some of these engagements. Queen Kate is set to resume her duties on March 11th, representing King Charles at the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey.
Meanwhile, the future King reportedly blocked Harry and Meghan's plan to return to the UK. News of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's potential return to Britain has been circulating, thanks in part to the British Royal Family's ongoing health scares. Former Royal butler Grant Harold spilled that the Duke of Sussex is very keen to return home. Yet another Royal analyst says those hoping for a Sussex-Britain reunion should dream on.
"He's extremely content with his life in California, and it's not as if the royal family has shown the faintest interest in welcoming him home," Royal author Christopher for Anderson told an outlet when mentioning Prince Harry. He continued, "Even if Harry wanted to pitch in while his father the King battles cancer and his sister-in-law Kate's temporarily out of commission, his brother Prince William won't allow it, pure and simple. The situation remains the same—a royal game of chicken. Who will be the first to give in? At the moment, it's a complete stalemate."
