King Charles is not shying away from putting a bold offer on the table if it helps cool down the intensifying backlash.
The monarch completed his nine-day Caribbean tour, which was the centre of attention due to growing calls for an apology and reparations from the UK.
The topic of slavery reparations has been in the headlines even before the King set foot in the Bahamas on October 27.
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Now, The Times reported that a senior aide made a shocking revelation about the monarch being ready to step down from a key position if Commonwealth realms want to remove King Charles as their head of state.
It has been reported that the royal family are “fully open” to the idea, adding, “We have absolutely no difficulty with that.”
The aide shared, “The King and the royal family are there to serve the people of these regions for as long as they wish. But if they don’t wish it anymore, then we really are fully open to that.
“The family serves when it’s wanted, and if not, then a new arrangement can be found.”
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King Charles expressed his horror and personal sorrow over the transatlantic slave trade but did not apologise in his keynote speech at the Commonwealth summit.
