Queen Elizabeth II may not have a set timeline for stepping down, but she's already taking steps to prepare Kate Middleton for the day she will become Queen of England. In mid-March, the royal duo made headlines with their first-ever solo outing at King’s College London. This event, according to royal insiders, was specifically crafted to groom the future monarch.
“Kate has been gradually taking on more responsibilities over the years, ensuring a smooth transition when the time comes,” explained royal expert Rebecca Long in an exclusive interview with Us Weekly. “William and Kate are beloved by the British public, and there's great anticipation for their ascension to the throne. It's a generational shift that everyone is looking forward to.”
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It's not just the British public eagerly awaiting this change; Queen Elizabeth herself has been a guiding force for Kate Middleton. A royal insider close to both the Duchess of Cambridge and the Queen shared that the 92-year-old monarch has taken the 37-year-old Kate under her wing. “Their discussions often stretch for hours, delving into the intricacies of royal life and the future of the monarchy,” the source revealed. “Elizabeth is ensuring Kate is well-prepared for her future role, offering wisdom and experience every step of the way.”
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While Queen Elizabeth has already begun preparing Kate for the throne, the Duchess of Cambridge still has time before she ascends. When the Queen eventually steps down, her son, Prince Charles, is first in line to become King. After Charles, it will be Kate's husband, Prince William, who takes the title of King of England, with Kate by his side as Queen Consort. It's a transition that will mark a new chapter for the royal family and the nation.
