What does Charles' cancer diagnosis mean for Prince William now?

Britain's King Charles will not attend any public meetings for the time being. It's time for Prince William, heir to the throne, to take the spotlight.

He was diagnosed with cancer for the first time King Charles He is the heir to the throne Prince William He appeared in public again. The 41-year-old was presented with medals and orders of the British royal family at Windsor Castle on Wednesday morning. Among others, the football player was honored Ellen White, the top scorer of the England national team, which won the “Lions” the 2022 European Championship. In the pictures, William can be seen chatting with the athlete in a magnificent hall of the castle in uniform. He was expected to attend a London Air Salvage fundraiser later that evening.

The world's eyes are now likely to be on the Prince of Wales, who recently took a break from his royal duties to care for his wife. Princess Kate (42) To take care of their children. Kate recently underwent stomach surgery and is expected to recover until after Easter.

A king's abdication seems no longer unthinkable

William is needed now more than ever. On Monday, the palace announced that Charles had been diagnosed with cancer. Outpatient treatment has reportedly already started. During this period the king should not come out in public. Step along Queen Camilla (76) and sister of Charles Princess Anne (73) Especially William.

Constitutional expert Craig Prescott from London's Royal Holloway University, believes there is no question William will become head of the royal family sooner than expected. “When Charles came to the throne at 74, it didn't look like he would be in good health for another 20 years. That assumption is now broken,” he said, adding that recent developments have made abdication – perhaps in 10 years – more likely. “There may be a real need to bring the next generation with William,” Prescott said.

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The king himself may be quiet in the future. Charles and Camilla reportedly flew to Sandringham, in the east English province of Norfolk, by helicopter on Tuesday. They were previously spotted smiling and waving in the backseat of a car in London.

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