Royal Protocol Shocker: King Charles Barred from Pope's Funeral; Prince William Steps Up
“We were greatly moved to have been able to visit him earlier this month,” he added.
King Charles said he and the Queen were “most deeply saddened” by the Pope’s passing
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When Prince William ascends the throne after his father’s reign, he will become the head of the Church of England.
However, it is known that the Prince of Wales is not a regular churchgoer and does not share the same Christian beliefs as his royal father or grandmother.
Insiders have revealed that Prince William does not share the same devotion to Christianity as his father and grandmother
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He is a “modern young man” and “gets embarrassed by certain aspects of ceremonial and religion,” sources were quoted saying in Royal biographer Robert Hardman’s book titled Charles III.
“He had not hitherto shared his father’s interest in faith and spiritualism, nor the late Queen’s solid devotion to the Anglican communion,” the author wrote.
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Even despite his wife Kate Middleton and King Charles’ health scares last year, Robert said he will “[not] suddenly become a regular worshipper or feign an enthusiasm for something that he does not feel personally, however bleak the situation.”
“The Princess, on the other hand, is said to have become rather more interested in questions of faith as a result of her condition,” he continued.
The internet had mixed reactions to the news of Prince William attending the funeral
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