Remember last month when Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince Charles, and Camilla appeared in all their pomp and gravitas at the premiere of the new James Bond film, No Time to Die? Some royal watchers speculate that it was a turning point for the future king and his wives, reminding the public that they are devoted public servants and beloved celebrities at the same time.According to Express, apparently the "Fab Four" (as the British press calls them) will be are preparing to hold many more joint events in the future.

The palace has seen an increase in internal drama over the past few years, including Harry and Meghan's departure for the United States and Prince Andreu's intensifying court battle stemming from his alleged relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. To stave off bad publicity and still make meaningful changes in line with their philanthropy. Prince Charles and Prince William, along with Kate and Camilla, will act as a united front, showing that the royal family still has the ability to lead on important issues, long into the future.

The first test of the new Fab Four will be COP26, the World Climate Change Summit, which takes place this week in Scotland. The Queen was scheduled to deliver a direct message at this summit as one of the world leaders (opens in new tab), but due to her recent health problems, she was forced to stay home. So it will be up to the Fab Four, who are still in attendance, to "charm the delegates" and show that Prince Charles and Prince William are "the right people for the job". And they have climate credentials: Prince Charles will launch the Terra Carta Institute in 2020 to encourage businesses to be sustainable. Prince William launched the Earthshot Prize last month, which will award a prize to a climate innovator every year until 2030.

The Palace hopes that the Fab Four are the future of the monarchy and that more will follow.