King Charles would only have two years to live. Funeral plans have already been made. Incredible revelations from inside Buckingham Palace

Dubbed ‘Operation Menai Bridge’, the monarch’s funeral processions will look similar to Queen Elizabeth II’s ‘Operation London Bridge’ ceremonies. As his cancer progresses, royal insiders told In Touch that Charles’ final resting plans are being prioritized in due course.

“It’s quite a normal thing among British royals, but in Charles’ case it was a necessity,” said a source, who pointed out that “some people think that Charles’ illness is more advanced than people think it would be.” be,” Buckingham Palace sources said.

“Operation Menai Bridge” is set to include familiar protocols. When the monarch dies, his body will be moved from the throne room at Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall in the Great Hall, and his official funeral will take place nine days later. He will probably be buried in the royal crypt at Windsor Castle.

He will have all the pomp and circumstance befitting a British monarch,” the source added.

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The news of Charles’ funeral preparations comes shortly after a senior royal said the monarch was not only battling pancreatic cancer but also had other problems and only had two years to live. “King Charles is much sicker than the Palace has announced and is simply unable to fulfill his duties – managing his hectic family, the crown’s business interests and the day-to-day duties of the monarchy,” the insider revealed royal interior in March. “Cancer eats him alive. He is very fragile. The situation is desperate”, the source told the British journalists.

At the Royal Palace, its decline is already beginning to be noticed. Although he stepped out on Easter Sunday for a service at Windsor, the king is absent from the royal calendar for the foreseeable future. Instead, he relies heavily on his sister, Princess Anne, to fulfill royal family obligations, the publication writes.

While many would have assumed that his heir, Prince William, would step in, he too is absent from the royal schedule due to Princess Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnosis and treatment. However, additional sources said there could be more at stake between Charles and Kate Middleton’s husband beyond the family’s health crises, as the king feels William is not ready to take the throne, British journalists also write.

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