King Charles and his son, Prince William, have maintained a close relationship through the years, but apparently things are starting to change; insiders say the relationship has ‘shifted.’

King Charles has revealed plans to step down and pass the royal baton to Prince William once the 'difficult phase' of his reign is over. As per the Daily Record, the British monarch is all set to pass the duties to the Prince of Wales after

Kate Middleton, Prince William and their kids Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are set to spend Christmas at Sandringham with King Charles, joining the rest of the royal family for their traditional holiday celebrations after a very abnormal year.

While everything seems to be copasetic between Prince William and King Charles —the monarch's drama is primarily with his younger brother, Prince Andrew, and his other son, Prince Harry —the king and future king have a little healthy competition going.

As the eldest son of the monarch, 76, and the late Princess Diana, it's no surprise that the Prince of Wales is gearing up to take over the reins as future king.

King Charles and Prince William are experiencing tension at work as William prepares for his ascension to the throne.

In Prince William’s final day in Cape Town, South Africa, following his annual Earthshot Prize awards, the royal answered a reporter’s question about how the past year has been for him with surprising candidness.

The family dynamic appears to have shifted between King Charles and his son Prince William over the past year amid a tense power struggle. While life has been difficult for the Prince of Wales as his wife,