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This week, cabs a truly remarkable moment for the British Royal family and the beginning of a seemingly perilous period.

The second Elizabethan age has ended and King Charles the third has stepped into a role he has been preparing for for his entire life.

As King he must contend with riffs from personal strife and his family to the intense political

fractures in Great Britain and the Commonwealth.

And there are serious questions about whether Charles can heal those divisions.

Welcome to special coverage from Vanity Fair's Dynasty.

I'm Aaron Vanderhoof.

And I'm Katie Nickel. Katie, I am so glad that we got to come back this week to talk about the many dilemmas

that Charles faces because he obviously features large in your new book the new

Royals and in the reporting that both of us have done for Vanity Fair

recently. Yes you're absolutely right Erin and I think based on the reaction to

the new king it does sound strange, doesn't it, saying the king,

I think it's going to take us awesome getting used to.

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