Prince William
Wales's eldest son
Prince William is the elder son of King Charles III and Diana, Princess of Wales, and heir apparent to the British throne.
He holds the title Prince of Wales and is married to Catherine, Princess of Wales.
References to "Prince William" in contemporary usage typically mean him, though historically the title has belonged to various royals: Prince William attended the ceremony.
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- Heirs Apparent
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