Rumors of Prince Charles becoming King in the next year have been bugging the palace doors for months now, and a lot of the Britons are starting to believe that it will actually happen.

The succession to the throne is pretty easy; if and when Queen Elizabeth passes away, his first born son Prince Charles will take over the throne, followed by Prince Charle's firstborn son.

So it is not a question of who but when will Charles become King.

Palace insiders are alleging that Prince Charles is already in the early stages of planning his reign, and apparently, it involves cutting out several members of the royal family.

Paul Burrell, a former butler of the late Princess Diana, told US Weekly that Prince Charles's first order of business as King is to reduce the number of working royals.

“Charles has made it quite clear that he intends to slim down the monarchy and reduce the number of full-time working members of the family to those in the immediate line of succession,” Burrell shared.

Another source spoke about how Charles will make sure that Camilla Parker-Bowles will play a major role in his reign as a monarch.

According to insiders, Prince Charles is already itching to get the throne as he believes it is his birthright to do so and is creating a major problem within the firm.

The importance that Charles places on himself is said to be a danger to the royal firm and a stark difference from Queen Elizabeth's opinion on herself.

Reportedly, the Queen plans to give the throne to Prince William, judging that the younger Prince is a much better match to become monarch.

It is believed that the Queen highly regards Prince William's non-scandalous life and has high respect for his wife, Kate Middleton.

Prince Charles's reign is projected to be a rough one due to his past with Princess Diana and his marriage to Camilla Parker-Bowles, who is hugely blamed for Princess Diana’s death.

Other than that, there are also rumors that Prince Charles will force Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to go back to being working royals when he becomes King, reinstituting their HRH title and giving their son Archie Harrison his own.

These are all, of course, just allegations, the Queen is still the sovereign of England, and despite her age, the 94-year-old royal still continues on with her work.