King Charles Surprises Princess Charlotte with Grand Title Ahead of Coronation

In the lead-up to the highly anticipated coronation of King Charles, there is another exciting development that has captured the attention of royal family enthusiasts.

Just days before the historic event at Westminster Abbey, two new images of Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis will be released, coinciding with their upcoming birthdays.

Princess Charlotte, born on May 2nd, 2015, will turn eight just four days before her grandfather's ceremony.

Similarly, Prince Louis, who was born on April 23rd, 2018, will have recently turned five.

Being the granddaughter of the King of England certainly has its perks, and it seems that Princess Charlotte is set to receive a grand title, according to author Robert Jobson.

In his forthcoming book, Jobson reveals that King Charles has made preparations for Princess Charlotte to assume a powerful title in the future, as he maps out the royal family's destiny.

This move is seen as an effort to ensure that Charlotte, currently known as Lottie by her mother and Mionette by her father (which means cute little thing in French), has a significant role within the monarchy.

Although the exact title remains undisclosed, Jobson notes that King Charles has already bestowed the title of Duchess of Edinburgh upon Sophie, but it is only for her lifetime.

After Edward's passing, Charles has made it clear that seven-year-old Princess Charlotte should eventually become the Duchess of Edinburgh.

However, the timing of when she will assume this title is uncertain, as well as the circumstances in Edinburgh itself.

What we do know is that the succession plan of the royal family heavily involves all three children of Prince William and Princess Kate.

Currently, Prince William is next in line for the throne.

In the event that William is unable to fulfill his role, the crown would pass to his children in the order of their birth: George, Charlotte, and finally Louis.

Only if William and his descendants are unable to serve would the crown fall to Prince Harry, followed by Harry's eldest child, Archie.

And in the event that none of these royals can ascend at the end of Charles' reign, the throne would be occupied by King Ralph.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have faced disappointment as their request for Archie to be serenaded with a rendition of “Happy Birthday” during the King's coronation on May 6th has been denied.

This decision was made due to the fact that the ceremony coincides with Archie's birthday, according to royal commentator Angela Levin.

As preparations for the coronation continue, the public eagerly awaits the release of the new images of Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

These moments capture not only the joy surrounding their birthdays but also the anticipation of Princess Charlotte assuming her grand title in the future.

The royal family's future is being carefully mapped out by King Charles, ensuring that each member plays a significant role in the monarchy's continued legacy.