King Charles sends new message to Princess Eugenie

King Charles appears to have skipped the important role of his niece Princess Eugenie as he now steps down from public duties amid a battle with cancer.

The youngest daughter of disgraced Prince Andrew was “bypassed” by the Queen as a state adviser in favor of promotions to other royals, royal historian Marlene Koenig has said. UK News.

“When Charles became king, he ceased to be counselor of state. So, under the Regency Act, Princess Beatrice moved into that position,” she explained.

“Charles had Parliament pass a law adding a codicil which, in layman’s terms, would make Princess Anne and Prince Edward advisers,” she continued.

“So, Anne and Edward were pushed higher up, bypassing Princess Eugenie, because if Harry, for example, was removed, Eugenie would move up because she was next.”

Koenig added that “technically, Prince Harry shouldn’t be in it because he’s not settled in the UK,” but that the king didn’t want to “upset” the Sussexes.

She also noted that Andrew, who was embroiled in a sex scandal, had not been removed either.

King Charles was diagnosed with cancer in February and is currently recovering from treatment as he is away from public duties.

Additionally, Kate Middleton is diagnosed with cancer next month, which is why she and Prince William are also staying away from the public as they deal with the health crisis.

As a result, the monarchy is left with only a small group of working royals. However, the king “has not yet appointed a counselor of state as he is still able to carry out his constitutional duties.”