King Charles III steps down from Royal Ballet role amid health concerns
King Charles III could not fully fulfill his duties due to cancer. The 75-year-old monarch has just decided to resign from another prestigious role. He has not asked the heir to the throne, Prince William, to stand in for him. Few expected such a move.
Although King Charles III's official coronation took place in May of last year, he ascended the throne earlier—on September 22, 2022, following the death of Elizabeth II. The aristocrat likely did not expect that he would soon have to make difficult choices, breaking long-standing traditions.
That is precisely what happened this time. The Windsor family patriarch once again heeded the advice of Queen Camilla, who was concerned about his health. According to the British "Mirror," he decided to resign as the chairman of the Royal Ballet School. Who will replace him?
King Charles III has caused quite a media stir because he did not hand over the duties to Prince William. He decided to entrust the leadership of the Royal Ballet School to a woman who has been the vice-chair for two decades.
Having previously served as Vice-President since 2004, Lady Chatto has now taken on the distinguished position, succeeding His Majesty King Charles III, who has become the Patron of The Royal Ballet School - reads the statement provided to the newspaper.
Sarah Chatto has "blue blood" running through her veins. She is one of George VI's granddaughters. She is far down the line of succession to the British throne. Her passion is painting.
King Charles III makes bold decisions. He wants to reconcile the family
King Charles III's actions are also sparking considerable debate in the country for other reasons. For several months, the monarch has been intensifying efforts to reconcile his estranged sons.
He wants to visit Prince Harry in the United States and persuade him to move back to the United Kingdom. Furthermore, he strives to strengthen his relationship with his grandchildren, whom he has only seen a few times. This refers to Meghan Markle's children, Princess Lilibet and Prince Archie.
The ailing king is undergoing treatment, but speculation about his condition continues. Royal experts argue that medical concerns are the reason for his decisive steps and the removal of additional demanding tasks from his list of duties.
