A bold move is reportedly being considered by King Charles III, as he may break royal tradition to give the Princess of Wales an "unprecedented" royal role.
Palace sources have claimed that Kate, alongside Prince Edward and Princess Anne, could be brought into act as Counsellors of State, reports the Daily Record. This news comes after the King already broke tradition to expand his advisor pool to five - and also gave them authority to assist if he is abroad, or unwell.
Before the Queen passed away, the Counsellors of State positions were held by the then-Prince Charles, Andrew, William and Harry. They were chosen as as they were the next four in line to the throne and were over 18.
