Prince George might be Britain's final monarch because the Royal Family faces a crumbling Commonwealth, in line with a royal historian.

In a bid to strengthen the Commonwealth's place in trendy life, and to make use of the joy generated after the Coronation, King Charles III is making ready to go to Kenya.

The East African nation holds specific significance for Charles and his late mom, Queen Elizabeth II, because it was the place she came upon her father, George VI, had died, paving the way in which for her period as monarch.

But Charles has been warned he ought to anticipate backlash when visiting, with many Kenyans demanding he apologises for British imperialism.

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For royal writer Andrew Lownie, whereas the Coronation allowed the broader public to see the monarchy has "transitioned from a very traditional" institution to a "more inclusive" one, there have been nonetheless questions on its validity.

The writer of Traitor King: The Scandalous Exile of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor informed Express.co.uk that the monarchy "will survive Charles' reign, the next and I suspect George VII (Prince George) because there is no better option".

But past that, the longer term is way from clear, he argues.

He added: "The Caribbean countries are on the way out starting this year but will stay within the Commonwealth...the big question is what will happen to Australia, New Zealand and Canada. I believe a number of excursions there however Australia could have passed by the top of Charles's reign."

On Monday, Charles marked Commonwealth Day, the primary since he grew to become monarch, talking instantly as head of the voluntary affiliation of 56 member nations.

He described his mom and the way every year Commonwealth Day crammed her with satisfaction as she "dedicated her long and remarkable life" to the "family" of countries throughout the group.

Charles stays head of state in 14 of the 56 realism throughout the Commonwealth. Barbados was the latest nation to take away ties with the British sovereign, changing into a republic in 2021.

And since then debate has remained over whether or not different nations ought to observe swimsuit.

According to Philip Resnick, professor emeritus on the University of British Columbia, Charles goes to face an uphill battle to retain the help of the monarchy abroad.

He informed Yahoo News: "I sense a weakening of support for retaining the monarchy with Charles at the helm.

"Elizabeth was definitely seen as a unifying determine for the Commonwealth and was appeared upon with appreciable affection by most Canadians, although considerably much less so in Quebec. I do not suppose Charles will have the ability to duplicate his mom’s attraction."

He added: "There has been a progress in republicanism over time, with polls indicating higher help for going that route than for retaining the monarchy."

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