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William & Kate - The first year
Just watched this super programme repeated form last week. What a great couple they are, no airs and graces, full of fun and so much in love. What a shame they are not next in line for being King and Queen, I'm sure Charles and Camilla, however capable they will be, are not half as popular as William & Kate, who are determined to get down to the level of the people and to win hearts and minds......
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If the Queen will be still alive and ruling in her nineties Charles can't really say he's too old when he won't be yet 80. On top of that, Charles hardly saw his mother as a child and was brought up by the nanny i think he'd want his son to at least have some time with his kids before the burden of being King. That's just my opinion.
As things stand at the moment and allowing for the Act of Succession, QE2 will be succeeded by Charles III (or George VII). QE2 will not abdicate as she knows the cost of that ré her uncle and father. She may create a Prince Regent for the day to day and William could assume that role.
One thing you have to bear in mind is that with all the cotton wool of the Palace and the age of both of his parents, Charles also has a fair number of years left in him - he could easily pass 90 and there is no history of dementia or debilitating diseases like that kicking around that could push him to surrendering his heritancy to his son before accession. There have been incidents of grandsons taking over, but usually through death of the Prince of Wales first - with the Georges 2 to 3 - Prince Frederick died unexpectedly in 1751, 12 years ahead of his old man.
One thing you have to bear in mind is that with all the cotton wool of the Palace and the age of both of his parents, Charles also has a fair number of years left in him - he could easily pass 90 and there is no history of dementia or debilitating diseases like that kicking around that could push him to surrendering his heritancy to his son before accession. There have been incidents of grandsons taking over, but usually through death of the Prince of Wales first - with the Georges 2 to 3 - Prince Frederick died unexpectedly in 1751, 12 years ahead of his old man.
I agree that Willaim and Kate are a breath of fresh air which the monarchy badly needs. I can't wait for them to be king and queen but I hope it is a while yet as I think they should be able to enjoy their marriage as 'normally' as possible first. I don't think much of 'would be' King Charles & Queen Camilla.
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