William revives Charles' West Country proposal for Kate.

With the inheritance of a beautiful estate in Herefordshire, Prince William may revive King Charles III's ambition to settle with Kate Middleton in the West Country.

Royal experts told GloucestershireLive that Charles wanted his eldest son to renovate the mansion, purchased by the Duchy of Cornwall before William went to university in Scotland, and relocate there with his family.

However, William had other plans and chose to relocate to Windsor Castle with his wife and three children, despite Charles's suggestions.

According to recent sources, the newly appointed Prince of Wales has inherited a 128,000-acre estate valued at almost £1billion.

The next King intended to cut Coronation customs due to Britain's "cost of living crisis."

The Mail reports that next year's royal ceremony will be shortened to one, originally scheduled to last three hours.

From 8,000 to 2000 people attended.

Lt. Col. Anthony Mather stated, "There are roughly 700 peers, well they won't all be there," and continued, "The same with MPs: they won't all be present since he's not being crowned for them." For the sake of the people, he is being crowned.