King Charles III it seriously shakes it up in the royal family!
The new king shocked the world when it was announced that he had banished his son Prince Harry and son-in-law Meghan Markle from that UK pad Frogmore Cottage. To uproot his relatives from his home in the middle of an ongoing feud seems cruel, but it could be worse…
According to some sources who spoke with Standard Evening there, this action is “just the beginning” of the expected changes His Majesty for the Firm. In fact, this is only the “tip of the iceberg” when it comes to Charles’ plans for the monarchy!
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The 74-year-old’s main focus now is to make many members of the royal family more financially independent, including forcing them to pay for their own homes with subsidized rent that is phased out over time. One source revealed:
“A king is not a home association for distant relatives.”
Yawis. This is a difficult thing to say because the people most affected by this change (so far) are Charles’ relatives: the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and their relatives. Prince Andrew. The embattled Duke of York was expelled Buckingham Palace the last season. Charles also wants him to leave Royal Lodge and moved to Frogmore Cottage, a smaller place than his.
According to one insider, Charles does not want those who do not play an active role in the monarchy to become too dependent on the crown’s finances. When it comes to housing, some members of the royal family have enjoyed subsidized royal accommodation, such as the apartments their children use as their “London pad”. This luxury “will change” over time.
And get this: Charles will replace royal relatives with… RICH STRANGERS! He actually plans to rent the prestigious house instead of offering it to his family. shit!
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The source said the property will be rented out at commercial rates, including “outside the family” which will be strictly enforced for security reasons, especially for homes “in the royal environment”. Can you imagine your landlord being a freaking King of England?! Wild!
When all of this seems very difficult, a senior figure tries to explain the thought process, showing:
“Many practices that have developed during the last reign will be changed. The king is not heartless or reckless, but if the family members are not part of the core family and do not work for the crown, it is fair that they marry and support themselves.
Meanwhile, Charles’s main goal for the next five years was to make the monarchy “fit for purpose”, and he was working on it. Prince William to accomplish this. First on the docket? Get rid of the staff! An insider said:
“The staff has been on the hardest side. That has been built over time, with advisors for advisors and so on. It will all stop. The boss wants an effective person in an effective position to do an effective job paid on time.
Vice Admiral Sir Tony Johnstone-BurtMaster of the House, and Keeper of the Privy Purse Sir Michael Stevens said responsible for shaking-up, every outlet. Senior figures are provided:
“It’s not about cuts, it’s about getting the best bang for your buck. Sometimes less is more.”
With that in mind, they will offer competitive salaries to ensure that the best people are in the jobs that remain – but anyone deemed worthless will now be fired. However, this should not come as a surprise to employees. He reportedly has a clause in his contract that says it can be terminated if the king dies, according to former employees Twitter. Those who are unable to remain employed will be given a decent severance package and get help finding a new job. A hell of a lot better than the kick-out-the-door his family members get!
They were my contract when I joined the royal household and clearly showed what happened to the staff when the king died. If we had decent journalists instead of sensationalists, it would be better. pic.twitter.com/MsgiqNg8Yx
— Tolgus Barncoose of Kernow – ???????????????????????????????????? (@TolgusB) September 14, 2022
Thoughts on this, Perezcious readers? Do you think Charles is taking the right steps for the monarchy?!
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