All of this comes amid reports that succession planning is already advanced in Britain, after the European Editor-at-Large at the Daily Beast, Tom Sykes, revealed on the outlet’s podcast that “succession plans are gearing up” as “no one is really expecting Charles to live, you know, more than three or four years.”

Pope “Go Cubs!!!” Leo is gearing up for his official inauguration, which will draw leaders from across the world to Italy. But apparently King Charles and Prince William are sitting this one out. Per the Daily Mail,

Prince William might have been the designated royal to attend Pope Francis' funeral, but it seems like he won't be the one attending Pope Leo's inauguration. The heir to the thron

Prince Edward will represent King Charles at Pope Leo XIV’s inauguration mass, Buckingham Palace has announced. The Duke of Edinburgh will join world leaders at the mass in St. Peter’s Square on Sunday,

Pope Leo XIV has plenty to say about his home country. The first-ever American pope was elected to lead the Catholic church on May 8. On Monday, May 12, the Chicago-born pontiff — previously known as Cardinal Robert Prevost — made an appearance at the Vatican where he offered a cryptic answer to one reporter’s question.

From King Charles' health, to rumors about his feud with his son Prince Harry, which have escalated after Harry's latest interview, to reports that Prince William and Kate Middleton's marriage might be facing some hard times,

The leader of the Diocese of Palm Beach hailed the choice of American-born Pope Leo XIV as Pope Francis' successor.