Prince William has reportedly been facing growing questions about what type of monarch he will be in the future when he sits on the throne. Norman Baker, a royal author and expert, has allegedly hinted at data showing how many royal events were attended by the Prince of Wales since this year’s January 1 to June 15. The expert has also reportedly pointed out that the future King refrained from making appearances at different royal events.
Fresh scrutiny is fueling debate over the kind of monarch Prince William intends to become
Prince William has reportedly been facing fresh scrutiny, which is sparking a debate over what kind of future King he wants to become. As reported by the Daily Mail, royal expert and author, Norman Baker, told them that, “If you are looking for a royal to cut a ribbon, you are unlikely to secure the attendance of Prince William.” According to the expert, “For 2024, Anne clocked up 474 public duties and Charles 372.” The person continued, “Both more than one a day.” The expert then added, “William trailed in well behind with just 166 – less than one every two days.”
In the meantime, Norman Baker further told the news outlet that Prince William “has also been noticeably absent from royal events.” The royal expert continued, “It did not go unnoticed that when the family turned out in force for the traditional Easter service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor in 2025.” The expert added, “The only senior royals missing were William and Kate.”
Meanwhile, per the news outlet, Norman Baker also claimed that Prince William “has stated firmly that his family must come first.” The royal expert continued, “And while that is laudable in some ways.” “Is it really possible for the heir to the throne to absent himself from royal duties as he does?” questioned the expert.
