The Queen abdicates Carlos after one year.

Elaf from London: A commentator specializing in the British royal family has speculated that Queen Elizabeth II will resign and assume the throne of her eldest son, Crown Prince Charles, when she is 95 years old.
Prominent royal commentator Robert Jobson was speaking exclusively on the show (The Royal Beat), available on True Royalty TV, coinciding with the 25th anniversary of the late Princess Diana’s 1995 interview with the Panorama (BBC) show, on the one that revealed tragic chapters of his private life. .

And the royal biographer adds in a report published in the Daily Mail: “I still firmly believe that when the Queen is 95 years old, she will leave office, that is, after one year.” He said, “I think she (the Queen) didn’t want to come to that conclusion, but realistically speaking, she got to a point where she gave everything to Carlos, so how do you look your son in the eye and give him? you say that is not so? How can he be king? “
Jobson, who works as a royal correspondent for Newsweek, said Diana, Princess of Wales, believed she was “stronger than the queen” in the run-up to the 1995 interview with BBC Panorama.

Charles and Diana
He adds: “In the period between the announcement of the secession [لتشارلز وديانا], she was [ديانا] Actually, on the way to getting everything he wanted. ” And third: but he did [بانوراما] And I think he thought he was stronger than the Queen. The Queen also thought this was enough and that’s why the conflict started. ”
And Jobson notes that Prince Philip, the queen’s husband, plays an active role in all of the queen’s great decisions regarding the royal family’s media coverage, explaining that “Philip was behind his first Christmas television broadcast. “. It was his decision to have the coronation broadcast on television, and the late former Prime Minister Winston Churchill confronted him on those decisions.
On the eve of his accession to the throne, the queen had appointed Prince Philip to head the coronation committee, and he had to fight everyone, including Winston Churchill, to make this happen. That coronation moment was both the moment of his coronation and the moment of the queen.

Harry and Andrew
The royal commentator talks about Prince Harry and describes the prince’s recent comments about his unconscious racial prejudice as “naked hypocrisy.” “I find this blatant hypocrisy coming out of them,” Jobson says [هاري وميغان].

“I remember he made racist insults about an Asian officer who filmed it himself and who was circulated by his friends and had to apologize for the racist comments. I find Harry telling everyone that they are structurally racist and hypocritical,” he adds.

Finally, Jobson talks about recent reports that Prince Andrew II could return the queen to her royal duties. He asks: Can you go back? No. In no way can he be acquitted by the FBI of his alleged relationships with minors in the Epstein scandal.

If Prince Andrew goes to the FBI, says the royal commentator, “it opens up to a big box of worms. Everything he did at parties was disgusting. Andrew’s attachment to Epstein leaves him completely exposed.”