Prince William remarks at BAFTAs 'indicative' of King Charles physical, mental health too

Royal experts have reflected on King Charles mental and physical health amid ongoing Andrew crisis.

Speaking to the Fox News Digital, the royal experts have claimed that Prince William’s remarks that he "needed to be in a calm mood" to watch the historical drama Hamnet, directed by Chloé Zhao, also reflects on the stress level of entire royal family.

Richard Fitzwilliams claims, "There is no doubt that the pressures on King Charles, who is suffering from cancer, are intense. William and Catherine are reportedly extremely concerned about the way the crisis over Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is developing and the effect this is having on the King’s health."

Prince William said, "I need to be in quite a calm state, and I am not at the moment. I will save it.”

Commenting on William’s remarks, another royal expert Ian Pelham Turner said this is "indicative" of the stress within the royal family.

He said, "The quote by Prince William not in the right state to watch ‘Hamnet’ the story of William Shakespeare’s son's death, is indicative of the stress the Royal family are going through right now, and the physical and mental health of his father King Charles, especially facing the public onslaught of allegations regarding Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.”

The expert added this is an ‘unprecedented crisis’ for the Royal family, every day experiencing new allegations.

Turner said that the members of the royal family are "walking on eggshells" every day, knowing that at any time, new allegations could surface.