The number of senior royals available to support King Charles—and the future King William—is slimmer than ever. Other than the Prince and Princess of Wales, there aren't any full-time working royals under the age of 60, and as family members like Princess Anne and the Duke of Gloucester eventually become unable to carry out the tasks they once did, it will turn to the next generation to pick up their share of royal engagements.
Columnist Richard Eden of the Daily Mail reflected on the problem in a new video, stating, "With the former Prince Andrew banished from royal life, and Prince Harry and Meghan across the Atlantic in America, there's increasingly space for a new member of the Royal Family to come forward."
