Prince William is reportedly on a quest to save and rebrand the monarchy following the very public scandal surrounding former Prince Andrew, which has hit the palace. The Prince of Wales has allegedly taken it upon himself to “fix” the entire situation. The future King has reportedly begun an unofficial “mission” to modernize the long-standing institution.
Prince William has taken it on himself to save the monarchy, says source
Prince William allegedly believes that it is his one true “mission” to save the British monarchy amid the public scandal involving former Prince Andrew. As reported by Rob Shuter’s #ShuterScoop, sources told them that the Prince of Wales is determined to rescue the monarchy’s image before it’s too late. They also claimed that the future King’s recent visit to Brazil for the Earthshot Prize is not only about climate, but it is also a very strategic move for rebranding.
A source, who is a senior courtier, went on to say that Prince William “wants the Crown to mean something again.” The person continued that the Prince of Wales is “not content with ribbon-cutting.” According to the news outlet, the palace staff have been whispering about “The Fix.” It is nothing but reportedly the future monarch’s “unofficial campaign” aimed at modernizing the palace, sharpening its goals, and addressing the chaos created by the recent scandal involving Prince Andrew.
In the meantime, another insider, who is a strategist, said that Prince William has not been “waiting for the throne. The person continued, “He’s trying it on for size.” Meanwhile, those who are close to the Prince of Wales believe that he views the current situation “as a hinge point.” It is something that will allegedly show whether the monarch will “survive” for another generation or not. “William believes if he doesn’t save it, no one will,” another insider from the palace added.
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