In a significant moment of transition for the Royal Family, King Charles Iu is set to address the public following the passing of Queen Elizabeth at the age of 96.

The somber announcement was made by Buckingham Palace, revealing that the Queen had peacefully passed away at Balmoral in Aberdeen, with members of the Royal Family gathering by her side in her final moments.

As King Charles and Camilla, Queen Consort, prepare to take on their new roles, discussions surrounding the monarchy’s future have been reignited, particularly in the Caribbean where calls to remove the monarch as the head of state have gained momentum.

Niamby Hall-Campbell, Chair of the Bahamas National Reparations Committee, expressed hopes that the shifting dynamics within the monarchy could pave the way for discussions on reparations for the Caribbean region.

Offering condolences to the Royal Family, Hall-Campbell emphasized the importance of King Charles ruling in a manner that aligns with the evolving demands for justice, referring to it as “respiratory justice.”

Reflecting on the profound loss of his mother, King Charles conveyed a message of gratitude for the outpouring of support and affection from across the country, the realms, the Commonwealth, and beyond.

He acknowledged the deep impact of the Queen’s passing on a global scale, recognizing the widespread admiration and respect she commanded.

In this period of mourning and transition, King Charles expressed his family’s reliance on the enduring legacy of the Queen’s esteemed reputation and the heartfelt connections she fostered.

As the Royal Family navigates this period of change, the public’s attention is drawn to the succession process and the responsibilities that come with it.