Prince William makes a decisive move to reduce wasteful spending within the royal family, focusing on sustainability and cutting back on unnecessary privileges

Prince William is taking bold steps to reform the Royal family’s spending habits, reportedly aiming to tackle what he sees as “wasteful spending” as he positions himself for a more sustainable monarchy. This move comes amid growing speculation that his father, King Charles, may soon abdicate in favour of the Prince of Wales due to ongoing health struggles.

An insider revealed to In Touch Weekly that Prince William is keeping a close eye on expenses, urging the family to eliminate unnecessary perks. “He wants expenses to be monitored closely, and any fat trimmed straight away,” the source explained. William is determined that there be no perception of special privileges within the Royal family, especially when it comes to wasteful spending.

Known for his environmental advocacy, the future King has also called for the Royal family to embrace sustainability and reduce their environmental footprint. “He’s all about the environment, so he’s pushing hard to be front and centre in that respect and has put out this edict that the rest of the family needs to get on board with being as green as possible,” the insider shared. This includes curbing private flights, a move that signals a departure from the overconsumption associated with the monarchy.

This shift in royal priorities comes at a time when reports suggest that King Charles, who is currently undergoing cancer treatment, may abdicate earlier than expected. While Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton had hoped to ascend to the throne later in life, preparations are reportedly already underway for their future as King and Queen.