Amidst the troubling news of the king’s deteriorating health due to a cancer diagnosis, a royal expert has revealed that the Prince and Princess of Wales are grappling with intense anxiety over the looming possibility of ascending to the throne.

The situation seems to be taking a turn for the worse rather than showing signs of improvement.

Reports indicate that the king is contemplating passing on his position to his son, the Prince of Wales, hinting at the severity of his own battle with cancer.

Tina Brown, a former editor of Vanity Fair, shed light on the distressing proximity that the Prince and Princess of Wales find themselves in concerning the throne.

The royal expert emphasized that the couple is deeply troubled by the impending responsibility that may fall upon their shoulders.

The pressure of potentially becoming king and queen is evidently weighing heavily on them, as highlighted in a recent statement.

The challenges ahead for the Prince and Princess of Wales seem daunting, with doubts looming over their readiness to assume the throne.

Their recent lack of public appearances and engagements as the Prince and Princess of Wales have raised concerns about their preparedness for such a significant role.

The princess’s health issues, coupled with the demands of caring for their children, have further complicated the situation.

As the Princess of Wales continues to be absent from public events due to her health condition, the 75-year-old King Charles is undergoing cancer treatment, leaving a significant gap in royal duties.

In the midst of this crisis, the 41-year-old Prince of Wales has been entrusted with shouldering his father’s responsibilities, navigating a challenging period of transition within the royal family.

Adding to the uncertainty, questions arise about the Duchess of Sussex’s potential attendance at an upcoming memorial service in the United Kingdom in May.

Speculation surrounds whether she will accompany her husband, the Duke of Sussex, for the 10th-anniversary memorial of the Invictus Games.

Charles Ray, a former royal correspondent for The Sun, expressed skepticism about the duchess’s return, suggesting that she may never set foot in the UK again.

In a surprising twist, the king’s former butler found himself dispelling a baseless rumor circulating on Russian disinformation networks.