Prince William and Kate Middleton Share Wonderful News with Queen Elizabeth

In the midst of all the chaos surrounding the royal family, there is some good news to share.

Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, have informed Queen Elizabeth that they are expecting their fourth child.

According to reports from the Star magazine, the royal couple shared the news with the Queen before she passed away on September 8 at Balmoral Castle.

Sources close to the family have revealed that the Queen was over the moon for the couple upon hearing the news.

She had a deep love for her great-grandchildren and grandkids, particularly the young ones.

The insider disclosed to the media that this makes it even more of a blessing, as there are rumours that William told the Queen moments before she passed away.

They had just learned the information, making it a special moment for the family.

The investigation makes other assertions, claiming that Prince Charles was compelled to carry out his plan to give Anne and Edward a new royal position due to Kate and William's imminent trip to America.

The Regency Act was urgently changed at King Charles' request in order to bolster his councillors of state.

In order to be able to appoint Princess Anne and Prince Edward to the position of councillor of state, King Charles asked that the law governing such appointments be changed.

Currently, there are five councillors of state, but two of them are Prince Harry and Prince Andrew, who are both distinctly removed from royal issues and neither of whom is a working member of the royal family.

Prince William is the only working royal out of the four people in the line of succession.

As a result, the King opted to write to Parliament on his birthday to request that legislation be brought forward as soon as possible to affect this legal change, as Daily Express royal correspondent Richard Palmer observed.

There have been many worries that if Prince Andrew were to step in and carry out royal duties as a councillor of state, he may reclaim the spotlight for the royal family.

Prince Harry retired as a senior royal in 2020 and is now living in California with his wife and children, so it is unlikely that he will perform duties on behalf of the King.

Prince Harry, Prince Andrew, and Princess Beatrice, according to the Daily Express royal correspondent, would be sidelined by the King's proposed amendment to the Regency Act.

Nothing against Beatrice, she hasn't done anything wrong, but when she was attending university, she stated that she didn't want to be a full-time working royal, instead, she wanted to have a career, according to Mr Palmer.

The Prince and Princess of Wales are scheduled to fly to America for a number of royal engagements at the end of November, including the Earthshot Prize presentation on December 2.

While the couple is engaged abroad, Mr Palmer stated that the law might be changed by the end of November or early December to permit Princess Anne and Prince Edward to be appointed.

In conclusion, the news of Kate Middleton's fourth pregnancy has brought some joy to the royal family during these trying times.

The Queen's love for her great-grandchildren and grandkids was evident, and her happiness for the couple was palpable.

Meanwhile, Prince Charles' request to change the Regency Act has sparked debates about the future of the monarchy and the roles of the councillors of state.

As the royal family prepares for their upcoming engagements, all eyes will be on the changes that will come with the new legal amendment.