Speculation continues to swirl around the Prince of Wales and his alleged plans to streamline the royal family, causing concern among experts.

In a recent public appearance, Princess Catherine, accompanied by her family, emerged for the first time since disclosing her battle with cancer, much to the delight of loyal royal enthusiasts.

During the Trooping the Colour event last Saturday, June 15, Princess Catherine and the Prince of Wales graced the balcony of Buckingham Palace, radiating joy as they acknowledged the cheering crowds below.

The scene was adorned with the presence of their three children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis – along with other prominent royals like King and Queen Camilla.

Notably absent from the balcony were the younger members of the family, as it is rumored that the King enforced a strict rule, in line with Queen Elizabeth’s traditions, permitting only working royals to partake in the balcony appearance.

This departure from the norm left some feeling nostalgic for the days when the terrace was bustling with the laughter and camaraderie of the younger generation.

Richard Eaton, a respected figure in royal circles, expressed unease over the decision to downsize the balcony gathering.

He highlighted the absence of individuals such as the Duke of Kent’s family and the glamorous granddaughters, Lady Amelia and Lady Marina Windsor, who would have previously joined in the festivities.

Moreover, the discreet positioning of Prince Michael of Kent and Lady Gabriella Windsor behind palace curtains due to their perceived status as ’embarrassing relatives’ further underscores the shift towards a more exclusive royal display.

Lord Frederick Windsor, another lesser-known member of the royal family, finds himself on the sidelines of these evolving dynamics.

The King’s choice to prioritize a more compact representation during public events marks a deliberate departure from convention, influenced by a desire to uphold a standard of only including active members.

This decision notably excludes figures like Harry, Meghan, and the controversial Duke of York from participating in such gatherings, signaling a clear departure from past practices.

As the royal family navigates these changes, the dynamics within the firm continue to evolve, with traditional norms being challenged and redefined.