Rani can end the throne in favor of her eldest son Prince Charles
There are speculation and rumors for the past few months that the longest -living emperors may soon put their feet up, and military Bigwigs are planning for the coronation of Prince Charles.
Queen Elizabeth's decreasing appearances, a bout of Kovid earlier this year, have fulfilled their health concerns in the 70th year on the throne.
The 96 -year -old, who has become the first British emperor to rule for seventy years, is being asked to end the throne in favor of his eldest son Prince Charles amid health concerns.
Earlier, a media outlet, citing the formula claimed that the "sensitive" scheme for Prince Charles' coronation is going on. "We are shaping a military program, which will require approval from the palace near that time," said this.
The absence of the queen from the state inauguration of Parliament last week-Kingham Palace is gently referred to as "mobility problems"-a bar-dismissal queen's latest high-profile absence.
Royal expert Daniila Elsar has also asked the queen to make "unimaginable" steps and Prince Charles to take the throne "She saying" she can no longer do physically " , "To work her," she can do her job.
Elsar said: "A smooth, joyful coronation for King Charles III, who, casting his smiling mother proud of the proceedings, which would be a world away from a coronation that was fired from the grief of her death."
Rani, marking the 70th anniversary of her reign, said in a historic address that she wants Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, known as 'Queen Consort' when Prince Charles becomes king, who is the most Long -term serving British will leave the emperor. To handle your son.
However, the royal fans want to see the queen as their emperor and pray for their long life. A YouGov survey for Times Radio organized this week, indicating a change in public opinion towards the queen, which has repeatedly stressed for her job and said that she is for life.