King Charles III Has A Lot Going For Him After The Queen’s Departure

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A woman’s rule was as tough, but the man behind him might make some more hard pressing decisions to get his position back to where it has come


Whether he has trained himself to take on these tasks, one can’t say. But the new roles are a lot for the new King Charles III as he took on the reigns from the departed Queen and also had his love on his side.

Princess Diana was killed or murdered; a mystery that has never been solved. But she was definitely not the love of his life. For the new king, it’s a lot of issues to take care of while he has his madam luck on his side. Rogue royals are one of them to handle.

Up until now, he has been known for his playful manners- the nods and winks during formal proceedings to the outburst which are quite pronounced over things as simple as faulty pens.

But he will be pushed into handling pressing issues sooner than later. What will work on his side is his learnings of ‘never complain, never explain.’

Indeed, the King has his ways and should be let to handle things the way monarchy handles it well. The King here is being seen to favour some causes over the others. Climate change is definitely one of them. Religion is going to be something where he speaks about diversity. That is going to be a welcome change from the strict Queen’s adherence to the Anglican Church.

But the heartfelt speech he made the day after his mother’s death appears to have moved the dial, suggesting he would continue the queen’s conscientious manner of ruling and know his constitutional place.

 Before then, the king will consider what to do with Prince Andrew, who caused great harm to the family with the US court case that involved allegations of an under-age liaison with Virginia Giuffre and an alleged £12 million ($13.5m) settlement.

King Charles may well decide to “take a view” when Harry’s book expose of royal life is published at some point next year.

He has a huge inheritance and lot of houses to handle. He enjoys his Clarence House, but will have to manage the others, judicially ofcourse. Prince Andrew and Harry off their titles, could mean some money saved.

He is going to be hard on those that give negative publicity to the royalty- that remains undeniable. It will be King Charles’s decision on whether he continues to bankroll his immediate family as his mother did. Changes will inevitably lead to friction.

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