King Charles has more than one thing in common with his eldest, Prince William.

As per reports, both father and son are just as temperamental.

The upcoming royal biography, The Windsor Legacy by Robert Jobson, peels back the layers of this dynamic, revealing not just the public partnership of the King and heir apparent but also the occasional private frictions that tend to ignite.

Jobson writes, “These days, William and his father generally work well together,” with the King often consulting his son and “largely trusting him to do what is right.”

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Despite battling cancer for the past year, King Charles has shown no signs of slowing down, bravely continuing his royal engagements and fulfilling his duty to the Crown.

The monarch has also had a good sense of humor about his ageing and frailty, often joking with patients during public visits.

In the same spirit, on November 5, he visited the Chatfield Health Care in Battersea, where he met with veterans who had served the country.

There, he offered a rare update on his many sporting injuries and cracked a wry joke about 'dropping dead.'

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has long been known for his arrogance and was described as rude, domineering, and infamous for belittling those who served him.

His downfall has since become a cautionary tale, marked by scandals, entitlement, and lack of self-awareness, all culminating in his recent stripping of his titles, styles, and honors.

In Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York, royal historian Andrew Lownie revisited the former Prince's early years at the famously tough Scottish boarding school, Gordonstoun, and revealed the early signs of the man he would later become.

Thanks for joining us. Stay tuned for more royal twists, timeless drama, and behind-the-palace stories you wouldn’t want to miss. The crown never rests, and neither do we!