Prince William is heir to the throne, but one royal expert says the monarchy may not be standing by the time it is his turn to be king.
Speaking exclusively to Daily Express US, Ian Pelham Turner, a TV presenter who covers the royals, shared his thoughts on the matter, saying: “If Charles lives another twenty years, William will be in his sixties, and at the point, the public may not want a Royal Family anymore.”
He added: “William may not become King at all.”
Mr. Pelham Turner, a former royal photographer, is seeing a change in William current day, that staff are saying he’s “aggressive” and insists on being called “Sir.”
He explained: “In my opinion, the feeling I get, is that William is trying to take over the monarchy and in reality, Charles is saying, ‘I’m the King. Not you.'”
It’s not just Pelham Turner who thinks this, reputation expert Eric Schiffer is predicting bad news for William.
Mr. Schiffer chimed in about Prince Harry‘s quest for a reconciliation and that William is putting his grudge before the monarchy.
Schiffer said: “Voters watching the monarchy’s Netflix saga expect William to choose crown over score-settling.”
He explained: “Britain’s brand needs a Big Ben sized reset; clinging to grudges publicly is a catastrophic legacy risk.”
According to the reputation expert, William’s stubbornness doesn’t look good for a future king.
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Schiffer seems to be in tune with Pelham Turner, also addressing the monarchy and that William is ignoring the bigger picture.
He said: “Royals survive by evolution; William’s granite stance may feel prehistoric to some living in a TikTok age.”
“William’s iron spine plays well in battle but can message harsh in family therapy.”