As he demonstrates that he is not a spoiled prince, Prince William wants a massive shake-up of the royal staff and obsolete ideas.

Despite the unfavorable press following their Caribbean vacation, which ended over the weekend, the Duke and his wife Kate will imprint the “Cambridge Way” on future events.

When William replaces Charles as Prince of Wales, he expects to have roughly 70 fewer assistants, demonstrating that he has his own techniques.

Instead, he plans to reduce the estimated 137 employees his father employs to establish a more cost-effective and informal workforce.

Wills and Kate will also hire a small team to work on “safe and credible” charitable causes? In total, there are five or six of them.

Shorter, solo excursions, like Kate’s recent visit to Copenhagen, Denmark, with her Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood, will be possible.

A source said: “William and Kate will modernize how they work. It’s a breath of fresh air.

“They were bruised by attacks that their Caribbean trip harked back to the colonial age. In the future, they will rip up the rulebook and do things ‘The Cambridge Way’. They’re trying to work out what that will look like.

“It is not a criticism of how it was done in the past. But times are changing.”