🕊️ Why King Charles Didn’t Attend Pope Francis’ Funeral — The Royal Rule Nobody Talks About
🕊️ Why King Charles Didn’t Attend Pope Francis’ Funeral — The Royal Rule Nobody Talks About
At a historic gathering in Vatican City, the absence of King Charles III from Pope Francis’ funeral turned heads worldwide. 🌍 But was it truly a snub, or a centuries-old rule in motion?
As heads of state and dignitaries gathered to mourn the beloved Pope Francis, Prince William stood in his father's place — and for a deeply traditional reason.
👑 According to royal protocol, the Sovereign does not attend funerals — an unspoken but steadfast rule. The same tradition kept Queen Elizabeth II from attending Pope John Paul II's funeral in 2005, sending then-Prince Charles instead.
Interestingly, similar subtle yet shocking royal moments were captured elsewhere during the funeral... As explored in this surprising whisper exchange between Trump and Melania 👀.
This tradition sheds light on a royal system deeply rooted in symbolism, duty, and respect. Prince William’s attendance was not just representation — it was living history repeating itself, just like when Charles had honored John Paul II in his mother’s place.
👑 As the world changes, some traditions hold firm — silent, dignified, and powerful.
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