Can Prince William be king

Answer 1

No, his Father Prince Charles is Heir to the Throne, and William is Charles' Heir, when Queen Elizabeth II dies Prince William will become Heir to the Throne or is Prince Charles dies before his Mother Queen Elizabeth II William will become Heir.

Answer 2

Prince William is Heir apparent after Prince Charles as his position in the line of succession cannot be displaced by someone with a better claim.

The line of succession always goes down the line through the monarch's eldest child until you reach a monarch with no children, then it goes across to the eldest sibling and down through the eldest child again, then to eldest aunt/uncle and down, and so on.

Prince Charles is Queen Elizabeth's eldest child, so he is next in line and heir apparent.

Prince William is Prince Charles's eldest child, so he is second in line and heir apparent.

Prince George is Prince William's eldest child, so he is third in line and heir apparent.

Princess Charlotte is Prince William's second eldest, she is currently fourth in line, but will be displaced if and when George has kids, so she is heir presumptive.

Prince Harry is Prince George's uncle, so is fifth in line, but he will be displaced if William or George have kids, so he is heir presumptive.

Answer 3

Prince William is second in line to the throne after his Father, Prince Charles. So he could be king some day.

Answer 4

Only if his father dies before the Queen gives up the crown.

Answer 5

Prince Charles is heir to the throne (Prince Charles is the Queen's Eldest Son), Prince William is heir to Prince Charles (Prince William is Prince Charles' Eldest).

Answer 6

He is second in line to the throne after his father, Prince Charles.