Experts drop new truth bombs as royal family confronts health challenges
Kate Middleton, Prince William become essential pillars on which monarchy's future rests
The royal family has found itself in trouble as key figures within the monarchy confront significant health challenges.
Prince William and Kate Middleton have become the essential pillars on which the monarchy's future rests, according to royal experts.
"William and Kate, far and away the most beloved members of the royal family, really are the pillars on which the future of the monarchy rests," stated Christopher Andersen, author of "The King," to Fox News.
"If either one 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."
Both the Princess of Wales and King Charles III are currently battling cancer, adding to the strain on the royal family. Princess Anne, Charles's sister and a critical member of the royal family, has also been out of action following unfortunate incident.
These health crises have left the monarchy with fewer senior members available to fulfill public duties.
"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," Andersen explained.
"The enigmatic and elegant Princess of Wales is integral to the future of the monarchy," Helena Chard, a British broadcaster and photographer, told the outlet.
"Everyone is wishing her a full recovery. She just needs a few more months of cancer treatment and peace to get fully fit and well. When she is back to regular work, we will have forgotten about health battles and the fragile monarchy narrative."
"The Prince and Princess of Wales have been the future of the monarchy since their marriage," according to royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams.
The health issues facing King Charles and Princess Kate have also forced the royal family to reconsider the idea of a slimmed-down monarchy. Initially supported by Charles and William, this concept now faces challenges due to the unexpected sidelining of key members.
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