King Charles and the British Royal Family are bracing themselves for a series of challenges in 2024, as they navigate through another extraordinary year.

With the King’s coronation and first anniversary on the throne coinciding with the one-year mark since the passing of Queen Elizabeth, the monarchy is set to face a plethora of issues.

One of the biggest problems for King Charles lies in his strained relationship with his youngest son, Prince Harry, and daughter-in-law Meghan Markle.

The release of their Tell All Books, Spare and Endgame, along with the ongoing feud between the two families, continues to be a thorn in the King’s side.

Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams predicts that this contentious relationship will continue to make headlines throughout 2024.

He states, “The biggest issue remains the unpredictability of the Sussexes.

I see no reconciliation in sight, especially after the farce of Endgame.

Who knows what will happen, with Harry also involved in several court cases.”

Another challenge for the King revolves around his plans to streamline the monarchy, aiming to modernize the institution.

However, implementing these changes has proven to be difficult.

Mr. Fitzwilliams explains, “There is no possibility of a slimmed-down monarchy.

The Palace Review of Patronages will make this clear.

Only four senior working royals are under 70.

This is a serious problem.”

Despite these obstacles, one highlight of the upcoming year will be the Royal Tours, which will see senior members of the firm embark on significant trips across the Commonwealth.

These tours serve as a projection of British soft power.

However, King Charles hopes that they attract less controversy and fewer protesters.

Countries such as Canada, Australia, and New Zealand are expected to receive royal visitors.

Nevertheless, there are concerns that growing republican sentiments within these nations may lead to uncomfortable moments for the King and Queen.

While it is unlikely that republicanism will gain significant support in the UK, the royal family is hoping for a revival in support from 18 to 24 year olds, who traditionally exhibit more skepticism towards the monarchy.

Mr. Fitzwilliams acknowledges this and suggests that winning over this age group would be beneficial for the royals.

However, some of the King’s most significant challenges stem from within the royal circle itself.

Disgraced Prince Andrew is facing further investigation into his connections with Jeffrey Epstein, with the publication of additional files related to the case.

This ongoing scandal continues to tarnish the reputation of the royal family and poses a serious problem for King Charles.

As King Charles steps into 2024, he faces a multitude of complex issues.