The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh have reportedly stepped in for King Charles as they watch French soldiers guard the Buckingham Palace for the first time in history.
The grand historic event demanded a senior leadership to be present and with Charles battling with pancreatic cancer and Wiliam trying to juggle his duties while his wife battles her cancer, it was now up to the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh to play their role.
The event marked an occasion of 120 years of friendly relations between those two countries as mentioned by local media outlets.
Moreover, the royals are said to be filling in for the King as he continues to step aside from all kinds of royal engagements and functions that are demanding his overall health. This is while he tries to undergo cancer treatment as mentioned by one insider.
The Entente Cordiale was reportedly signed in the year 1904 and that’s when we say relationships between the countries got better after the Napoleonic Wars arose. This seemed to be the great foundation of the two leading NATO members’ alliance that till today, continues to get stronger than before.
While many had hoped that William would be the one taking on many of his dad’s royal duties as he undergoes a period of rest and recovery, his plate is said to be more than full with his duties including taking care of the kids and his wife who announced her shock cancer diagnosis last month.