US EditionPrince William Is More Than Ready to Scrap the Royal Family's Biggest Christmas Tradition When He's King
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Prince William (43) wants to clean up at the Royals at Christmas – with a certain ritual in Sandringham. As Daily Mail reports, the Prince of Wales plans to overturn the Trestertisch game, where King Charles (77) distributes five-pound shear gifts in a strict order by rank so far. This is to run differently in the future: the restrained presenters remain, but the hierarchy in the distribution is to disappear. So far, the high-ranking royals firs…
Prince William Is More Than Ready to Scrap the Royal Family's Biggest Christmas Tradition When He's King
Britain’s royal family has continued one tradition every Christmas for centuries. But Prince William is ready to get rid of it as soon as he becomes the monarch. The Prince of Wales will make several changes when he becomes king, as he hopes to modernize the monarchy. This includes a few holiday things he’s not fond of. William has the full support of his wife, too, since the Princess of Wales (formerly known as Kate Middleton) has never been a …
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