Lady Louise Windsor’s royal standing may undergo a transformation as King Charles III ascends the throne, as revealed by a royal historian in an exclusive statement to GB News.
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Despite her lineage as the daughter of Prince Edward and granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II, the 20-year-old Lady Louise Windsor did not grow up bearing the princess title.
However, insights from historian Gareth Russell hint at the potential for King Charles to consider altering his niece’s title during his reign.
A notable precedent exists in the case of Louise’s younger brother, James, Earl of Wessex, who experienced a title change following the passing of the late Queen.
Upon Prince Edward’s inheritance of the Duke of Edinburgh title, James, then 16, assumed his father’s former designation as the Earl of Wessex.
Speculation arises regarding Lady Louise potentially transitioning into a working member of the royal family should she receive a title adjustment, as posited by the historian in an exclusive GB News interview.
Russell suggests a likelihood of Lady Louise Windsor assuming a more prominent role within the royal family structure based on recent developments.
Amid circulating rumors and palace whispers from the previous year, Lady Louise’s demeanor has garnered praise for its eloquence, composure, and ability to engage with individuals, as observed by numerous royal commentators.
Breaking away from historical norms, there is a growing trend towards granting various titles to royal family members beyond the king’s eldest daughter, who traditionally holds the princess royal title.
Historical shifts initiated by Queen Elizabeth II in the latter part of her reign have paved the way for changes in succession laws and title bestowals within the royal family.
Russell anticipates that King Charles III may continue this trajectory of modernization by extending titles to high-ranking female members, including Lady Louise Windsor.
With progressive changes anticipated throughout King Charles’ reign, the likelihood of senior royal family members receiving new titles remains high, according to Russell.