Prince William to 'focus on future of Royal Family' in bid to keep 'monarchy relevant'

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The Royal Family, including the King and Queen as well as the Prince and Princess of Wales, have set off for their time-honoured summer holiday at Balmoral in Scotland, a yearly occurrence that gives the high-ranking royals a break to unwind and spend precious moments together.

Yet, the journey to the Scottish Highlands goes beyond just leisure - it also provides a platform for the family to reflect on recent happenings and contemplate the monarchy's forthcoming trajectory.With rumours swirling about a potential "summit" at Balmoral, it's conceivable that King Charles, aged 75, might initiate significant dialogues regarding the Royal Family's path ahead.

Speaking with OK! former BBC Royal correspondent Jennie Bond weighed in on the chances of such deliberations taking place.She remarked that it would be "slightly odd" for the royals not to talk over matters of current significance during their collective retreat. "I have no information that there is going to be a royal summit at Balmoral.

But it would be slightly odd if the family were all together for once and didn't mull over what has happened and how they proceed in the future," Jennie opened up to the magazine, reports the Mirror.