Prince William's defender rejects 'work-shy' claims, says he works like a CEO

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Prince William's defender Dan Wakeford rejects "work-shy" criticism, arguing the royal works like a CEO and strategically manages his time. Wakeford told Fox News Digital William sets boundaries, protects his children's privacy and wife's mental health, and avoids burnout by studying the monarchy to ensure its survival. Accusations began before Kate Middleton's cancer diagnosis and increased after missed engagements. Recent polls put William's popularity at 74-76%, above King Charles's 62%, indicating public approval of his approach.


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