King Charles takes big decision for monarchy as William set to take over

King Charles has taken a big decision about the future of monarchy amid reports that Prince William and Kate Middleton are preparing to take over the throne.

According to a new report, the monarch does not want to give up his power so soon because he waited to become the King for a life time.

However, he has made a decision to put monarchy ahead of his personal wishes and passes on the responsibilities to his son, William, the Prince of Wales, as per Closer Weekly.

A source closer to the royal family has revealed that the transition could happen as early as 2025 or 2026, as William and Kate are ready to fill the big shoes left by Charles and the late Queen Elizabeth II.

“Charles is stubborn, and he has waited a lifetime for this role,” the insider said. “but some believe that William and Kate will be taking over the throne in 2025 or early 2026.”

Charles was ascended to the throne following the demise of Queen Elizabeth II in 2022 and feels it is too soon to abdicate in favour of his on.

But his health issues have made him rethink his decision. “Everyone is still praying for Charles’ full recovery,” they said. “But he knows the monarchy will be in good hands with William.”

As for William and Kate, the insider said the couple knows “they have some big shoes to fill,” adding, “The responsibilities are immense, but they’re up for the challenge.”

This comes after William got candid about the future of monarchy. “I can only describe what I’m trying to do and that’s trying to do it differently, and I’m trying to do it for my generation,” he said.

“I’m doing it with maybe a smaller ‘r’ in the royal, if you like; that’s maybe a better way of saying it,” the Prince added during an official four-day visit to South Africa last year.