Prince William will soon receive a new title—taking over for King Charles III as the 76-year-old marks a first as the reigning British monarch.
On Friday, May 16, King Charles and Prince William, 42, will attend the Order of the Bath Service at Westminster Abbey for its 300th anniversary, GB News reported.
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There, Prince William will be named Great Master of the Order, taking over the title that Queen Elizabeth IIbestowed upon King Charles in 1975.
In addition to the Prince of Wales earning a new title, the event will mark King Charles’ first service as sovereign of the order.
Members of the Order of the Bath include senior civil servants and military officers. Friday’s service will also involve installing five knights.
In other royal news, Prince William and Kate Middleton recently announced big news after their anniversary trip to the Scottish Isles.
Additionally, Princess Charlotte celebrated her 10th birthday on May 2, and Prince Louis celebrated his 7th birthday in April. Prince William and Middleton also share a son, Prince George, 11, who is second in line to the throne.
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