Uploaded June 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"The reason William and Kate are important, really, is because they are the future," says Penny Junor.
In "Prince William: The Man Who Will be King," royal-watcher Junor (who has penned biographies of Princess Diana, Prince Charles, and the House of Windsor, as well) turns her journalistic eye to Prince William, his upbringing, and his path to the crown.
Here, Junor talks about life within the palace walls and the royal baby, who will make history as the first to become monarch regardless of gender.
"The reason William and Kate are important, really, is because they are the future," says Penny Junor.
In "Prince William: The Man Who Will be King," royal-watcher Junor (who has penned biographies of Princess Diana, Prince Charles, and the House of Windsor, as well) turns her journalistic eye to Prince William, his upbringing, and his path to the crown.
Here, Junor talks about life within the palace walls and the royal baby, who will make history as the first to become monarch regardless of gender.










