By absolving the” no selfies” principle that his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II, had established, UK Prince William has made a step toward modernizing the British monarchy.
The Prince of Wales is gradually altering the customary royal practices to meet the contemporary world.
The 42-year-old heir to the throne has consistently demonstrated how modern he is to responsibilities, most recently demonstrated by removing his mother’s tight photo law, which King Charles had formerly upheld.
Reflecting on his recent two-day visit to Estonia, the Express ‘ royal editor Emily Ferguson said,” William appears to be taking a new approach to public engagements.
He fully embraced the crowds on the first day of his trip, Emily continued, “he fully embraced the crowds and appeared to relish the dozens of requests for selfies, happily taking the selfies himself.”
The Prince of Wales has changed how he views people in public, according to the outlet. The prince would frequently greet well-wishers, but never with the same enthusiasm as his father, she said.
However, that has changed as of late. William is posing for endless pictures and is spending more time walking around, she continued.
Additionally, the father of three reportedly modified international royal tours to favor brief stops over lengthy stays.
Before returning to Britain, the future king spent less than two days in Estonia participating in military exercises with British troops while wearing combat fatigues.
The royal family can effectively interact with a number of nations with these condensed visits.
According to reports from the previous year, William has also updated internal communications procedures.
Alastair Martin, who served both William and King Charles at the Duchy of Cornwall, claimed Alastair shared his mobile number as an “overnight adjustment” with the Sunday Times.
According to the outlet, Martin reported William saying,” If you want me, just get me, just message me,” and they later exchanged messages via WhatsApp.
Martin stated,” William works that’s how he works and he’s very involved. On weekends, I’ll have double-figure WhatsApp messages and be very responsive.
” If something has gone well or poorly, I will want to tell my boss,” he continued,” and he’ll be right back.”
