Queen will leave office when she turns 95, says royal biographer

The queen will retire and hand over the monarchy to Prince Charles when he turns 95, a prominent royal commentator claimed.

Speaking exclusively to The Royal Beat, available on True Royalty TV, royal commentator Robert Jobson says Diana, the Princess of Wales, thought she was ‘more powerful than the queen’ in the run-up to her 1995 interview on BBC Panorama.

He also describes Prince Harry’s recent comments about his subconscious racial bias as ‘blatant hypocrisy’.

The royal biographer adds: “I still firmly believe that when the Queen turns 95, she will leave office.”

Royal commentator Robert Jobson (pictured) spoke to True Royalty TV’s weekly show The Royal Beat and stated that the queen will retire and hand over the monarchy to Prince Charles when she turns 95.

Prince Charles walks with Queen Elizabeth II and his wife Camilla of Great Britain, and their children and their wives, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during a reception to mark the 50th anniversary of the Investiture of the Prince of Wales at Buckingham. Palace in London on March 5, 2019

Actual Newsweek reporter Jack Royston continues: ‘I think she won’t want to, but realistically, she will come to a point where she has handed everything over to Charles and then how you look your son in the eye and tell him that will not be king?

Jobson’s comments come just before the 25th anniversary of Diana’s infamous 1995 interview with the BBC’s Panorama.

‘That period between the announcement of separation [of Charles and Diana]she [Diana] in fact, I was about to get everything I wanted, “he says.

But she did this [Panorama] and I think he thought she was more powerful than the Queen. The queen thought enough was enough and lowered the shutters.

Following Harry’s comments on the subject of his own subconscious bias this week, Jobson says: ‘I find this blatant hypocrisy, coming out of them [Harry and Meghan].

Following Harry’s comments on the subject of his own subconscious bias this week, Jobson (pictured) says: ‘I find this blatant hypocrisy, coming out of them [Harry and Meghan]’

Robert Jobson also describes Prince Harry’s recent comments about his subconscious racial prejudice as ‘blatant hypocrisy’. In the picture, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex present the Engineering A Better World TIME100 talks

“ I remember him making racial slurs about an Asian officer that was filmed by himself and distributed by his friends, and he had to apologize for making racial comments. I find Harry telling everyone else that they are structurally racist hypocrites.

Jobson also continues to discuss recent reports about Prince Andrew’s possible return to royal duties.

‘Can you come back from this? No. There is no way he can come back from this, ”he says. He has to be cleared by the FBI. If you go there, it opens up to a big can of worms. Whatever he was doing at parties was disgusting. Andrew’s association with Epstein leaves him totally exposed.

Jobson adds that Prince Phillip is central to the entire Queen’s grand decision regarding media coverage of the Royal Family.

“It was Philip who was behind his first televised Christmas broadcast,” he explained. “ It was his decision to televise the Coronation and he had Churchill against him.

The queen appointed Philip as chair of the committee, and he had to fight everyone, including Winston Churchill, to achieve it. That climactic moment was as much his climax as that of the queen.

The Royal Beat, available from Saturday, October 31 on True Royalty TV