He said that following Queen Elizabeth II’s death, the new King must steer his country through some of the time’s greatest challenges from economic to political and even royal family issues. “The Crown is not in a state where we would say everything is going to be bliss in the court of King Charles III,” he said. “We have Jamaica looking to leave as a realm to become a republic, same as Barbados did last year under Her Majesty. We do have a lot of personal family strife and issues within the family that the new King is trying to sort and we saw that in his speech to the nation”. According to him, the King is likely to see a recession in the country, have to contend with pending issues around Brexit and more.

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