IT’S been a tough year for the Royal Family with King Charles’ and Princess Kate’s cancer struggles.
But what’s in store for the monarchy next year? Will 2025 be just as turbulent as 2024?
It’s been a tough year for the Royal Family – but what does the monarchy have in store for 2025?[/caption]
Two experts, Royal Correspondent at GB News Cameron Walker and royal biographer Andrew Lownie, shared their thoughts[/caption]
According to Cameron Walker, fans will ‘see more of the King and the Princess of Wales’ in 2025[/caption]
According to experts, the next year looks completely unpredictable for the Royal Family – and fans will simply have to wait.
Sharing his thoughts with The Sun‘s Matt Wilkinson on the final episode of the Royal Exclusive show of the year, Royal Correspondent at GB News Cameron Walker said: ”It’s completely unpredictable.
”I would like to think that we’re going to see more of the King and the Princess of Wales having a positive health journey, carrying on more international tours as we’re led to believe by the sources of Buckingham Palace.
”But we’ll just have to wait and see.”
According to royal biographer Andrew Lownie, who recently dubbed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ”rogue royals”, there will also be ”more royal transparency and more accountability”.
”More openness not just about their financial affairs but other parts of their lives.
”Because I think looking at the comments in the newspapers to some of these scandals, there is this real worry about the reluctance of the Royal Family.
”They’re not really open about exactly how they operate and I think to earn our trust and respect, there has to be much more accountability, particularly financially.”
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This comes after Prince Andrew ‘’snubbed Charles Christmas speech’’ as he was seen driving with Fergie after ‘‘opting not to join family at church”.
The disgraced Duke left Windsor around quarter to three on Christmas Day, leaving minutes before the King’s speech was broadcast to the nation.
The Duke of York, 64, was reported to have declined the annual festivities hosted by King Charles, 76.
He drove away from his home, Royal Lodge, which he continues to share with his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.
It comes after the Duke was recently revealed to be entangled in a Chinese spy scandal.
He has been described as a “close confidant” of alleged Chinese spy Yang Tengbo.
It is thought the pair shared a friendship for more than ten years with the latter being banned from the UK on national security grounds.
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In a statement issued two weeks ago, Andrew’s office said: “The Duke of York followed advice from HMG and ceased all contact with the individual after concerns were raised.
“The duke met the individual through official channels, with nothing of a sensitive nature ever discussed.
“He is unable to comment further on matters relating to national security.”
Earlier this week, experts revealed that the Prince would never go to Sandringham again to save Charles from humiliation.
Biographer Andrew Lownie told The Sun’s Royal Exclusive show: “I don’t think he’s going to go to Sandringham ever again.”
He added the other royals “need to distance themselves from him” to save any further embarrassment.
Lownie described how the Prince had been “forced” out of the festive celebrations.
