A sign of the influence that King Charles Wield on his family was observed recently when the Royals announced the arrival of the daughter of Princess Béatrice.
The announcement concerning the birth was made by the official accounts of the Royal Family Social Media.
The press release indicates that Princess Beatrice and the daughter of Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, Athena Elizabeth Rose, were born on January 22, 2025.
The announcement occurred seven days after the child’s birth. It is only after the news was shared by the king on his social media accounts, Mapelli Mozzi, the father of Athena and Princess Eugénie, the aunt of the child, put it on their accounts Instagram.
It happened almost simultaneously. There was only one gap of a few minutes between the two articles shared by the king’s social media team and the child’s father – signifying that even Mapelli had to ask for the approval of the monarch to share the news .
If simultaneous publications on social networks concerning the birth of the royal child mean anything, they aim to show the world that nothing is disclosed to the media unless the monarch decides to make him public.
This also strengthens the idea that King Charles has a strong grip on his family and nobody, even non -royal men married in the Windsor family, dare to challenge it.
The recent development also draws the attention of people to changes to the Royal website in favor of Meghan Markle.
Last year, the Duchess of Sussex obtained a link from the official website of the royal family redirecting traffic to its Sussex.com.
Meghan’s profile on the Royal website gives an overview of his official and unofficial work and informs users of his new website where they can find out more about his work.
After witnessing the King’s influence, those who previously believed that it was Kate Middleton who approved the changes on the royal site in favor of Meghan Markle, are now convinced that the king himself had decided to show his Support for Prince Harry’s wife.
King Charles apparently approved changes after receiving a cancer diagnosis.
