Prince Charles plans to ‘fight’ for acceptance in the royal family: report
Prince Charles aims to carve his own way in bid to gain ‘acceptance’ within the royal family
Despite the fact that Prince Charles’s reputation has taken a massive hit due to The Crown’s decision to recount his story, an expert believes the prince has nothing to worry about.
The director of the Institute of Commonwealth Studies at the University of London, Professor Philip Murphy, has high hopes for the future king and believes The Crown’s controversy cannot effect his popularity in any way.
He told Express UK, "There has been work going on to give him a more permanent role as the Queen gets older and may prepare to step down.”
"This backlash is a temporary thing as the Queen will still be around for a number of years to come and this current controversy will soon pass.”
"The monarchy is not a popularity contest. Regardless of what happens, he will become King when his mother dies.”
Mr. Philip concluded his point by adding, “He will carve out a new role for himself that is different from the Queen and will become an asset to the monarchy in his own way. Charles and Camilla will be accepted."
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