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Prince William is reportedly taking strategic steps to address what has been characterized as his father King Charles 3 'problem,' as suggested by royal expert Clive Irving. The Prince of Wales, as the heir to the throne, is allegedly engaged in a calculated game plan to confront what Irving deems the "real problem" facing the monarchy. According to Irving, this move is driven by William's perception that the moment has arrived for him to assume the throne and prevent the monarchy from slipping into irrelevance in the contemporary world. In conversations with Express US, Irving highlighted the contrast between William's forward-looking approach and Charles's more traditional outlook, stating, "William is a man of now, and Charles is a man of yesterday."

Omid Scobie's book, "Endgame," claims that King Charles 3 is disturbed by the actions of his future successor, who is supposedly overshadowing the monarch to expedite his transition to Head of State. The key revelation from Scobie's book is that William is "playing a very strong game," a sentiment echoed by Clive Irving, who used the metaphor of a chess game to emphasize the strategic nature of William's actions. Irving further noted that William, at 16 years older than Queen Elizabeth was when she ascended the throne, possesses greater maturity and experience.

Irving argued that King Charles 3, at 75 years old, has struggled to connect with the public in the same way his mother did during her 70 years of public duties. He identified Charles as a "real problem" for the monarchy, emphasizing the importance of the Head of State being a figure of the moment, a role that Charles has seemingly struggled to fulfill. According to Irving, people remain largely indifferent to Charles's presence, which poses a challenge for the monarchy's relevance.

The royal expert continued his assessment by claiming that William views Charles as not "competent enough" to handle certain matters, citing the King's perceived lack of involvement in William's environmental initiative, the Earthshot prize, as a personal grievance. In a broader context, Irving suggested that William sees himself as the torchbearer of the monarchy's popularity, along with his wife Princess Catherine, implying that they play a crucial role in maintaining public interest and support. Another royal commentator, Tom Bower, reinforced this perspective, stating that while the monarchy remains popular, it is William and Princess Catherine who sustain its appeal and relevance.

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