Prince William is not expected to follow in King Charles' footsteps when it comes to his own Coronation, a royal expert has said.
The Prince of Wales is said to want his ceremony to "look and feel different" to his father's two-hour service at Westminster Abbey - with a special emphasis on making it feel "modern" and "relevant".
Some more traditional parts of the historic service were kept on May 6, including William's "homage of the blood", where he knelt before his father and swore to be his "liege man of life and limb".
