Prince William ‘to keep up 1 beloved habit after becoming King’ – despite security concern | Royal | News

Although William had a considerable security detail as a senior royal and heir to the throne, he was understandably out of touch with his father, King King III, who was England’s head of state. He has more freedom to go out than Charles.

On that sad day when the king dies and his eldest son becomes dominant, the duties and responsibilities on the shoulders of the Prince of Wales will become even greater, with his schedule determined months in advance.

This situation raises the question of whether the 43-year-old football player can follow the Bordeaux and Blue as much as he does now, even if he has to stop going to the matches completely.

BBCRoyal Correspondent Daniela Relph said his movements will inevitably be more restricted after his coronation, but the Prince is “firmly and publicly committed to Aston Villa and that will not change, whatever the case may be.”

The news outlet said it had spoken to people working with the Prince, who said he would continue to attend matches.

Ms Relph added: “Safety will always be a factor. He won’t be a regular on matchdays but he will be there for the big moments, the crucial games.”

William’s involvement in the Beautiful Game goes beyond his love for the Villa. Among other royal duties, he is patron and former president of the Football Association.

He is expected to visit the United States this summer during the World Cup, which the United States will host along with Canada and Mexico.