After the passing of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, in 2021, the Royal Family has felt the absence of a pivotal figure who once steered the monarchy with an iron hand.
Prince William is now said to be stepping into his grandfather's formidable shoes as the family faces challenging times, adopting Prince Philip's firm approach in his interactions, particularly with his brother, Prince Harry.
The late Queen Elizabeth II's consort, Prince Philip, was not only known for his witty remarks and occasional gaffes but also for ensuring the royal household ran without a hitch, insisting on strict adherence to protocol.
Prince William is believed to be taking cues from his late grandfather in maintaining order within the Royal ranks. A source disclosed to the Daily Beast that Prince William, 42, has assumed the mantle of the family's 'disciplinarian', stating: "There is a sense that William has stepped into the Prince Philip role. "Philip ruled the family with a rod of iron and you saw when he died that discipline collapsed.
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