King Charles' approach towards his great-uncle Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson shows a 'recurring theme' of trying to build bridges with members of the Royal Family, a royal author has claimed.
Gareth Russell drew attention to King Charles' approach to his great-uncle while speaking to US-Weekly.
Edward became king in January 1936 after the death King George V, but abdicated in December of the same year when asked to choose between the monarchy and marrying Wallis Simpson.
