Duke and Duchess of Sussex's children now entitled to prince and princess titles, says BBC royal correspondent
At the moment the Queen died, the throne passed immediately to the heir, Charles, the former Prince of Wales.As a prince, Charles was used to speaking out on issues but as King, he will no longer have his own passport or driving licence - or strong opinions in public. Being monarch supersedes the individual.
"I'm not that stupid. I do realise it's a separate exercise being sovereign," he said in a BBC interview in 2018. It has been well reported that Charles would prefer a"slimmed-down" monarchy. It's likely to mean a greater emphasis on a smaller core group of working royals, with Charles and Camilla, Prince William and Catherine at its centre.
He has become a relaxed and approachable figure when he's meeting the public, getting his audience onside with a few self-deprecating jokes. As Prince of Wales he developed an affable, grandfatherly style, with no standoffishness.on what to expect from King Charles III.
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