The Queen will ‘step down next year’ claims a leading royal commentator

The Queen will ‘step down’ and hand over the reins to the Monarchy to her son Prince Charles when she reaches the age of 95,  claims a leading royal commentator.

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

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

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

The royal biographer adds, ‘I still firmly believe when the Queen becomes 95, that she will step down.’

Newsweek Royal Reporter Jack Royston added, ‘I think she won’t want to, but realistically she will get to a point where she has handed over everything to Charles and then how do you look your son in the eye and tell him he is not going to be King?’

Jobson also discusses recent reports about Prince Andrew returning to royal duties.

‘Can he come back from this? No. No way can he come back from this,’ he says. ‘He has to be cleared by the FBI. If he goes over there, he opens himself to a large can of worms. Whatever he was doing at the parties was unsavoury. Andrew’s association with Epstein leaves him totally exposed.’

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