President Donald Trump will be among the world leaders attending the funeral of Pope Francis set for Saturday Saturday, April 26 in Rome.

Prince Edward is stepping up for a rare moment in the spotlight as he heads to Rome to represent King Charles at the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV, with both the King and William notably absent

The Prince of Wales will attend the funeral of Pope Francis on Saturday, Kensington Palace has announced. Prince William will represent the King and will join world leaders, including UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, US President Donald Trump and France's President Macron, at the funeral service at St Peter's Basilica in the Vatican.

Pope, Leo XIV was inaugurated as the new pope of the Roman Catholic Church, following the death of Pope Francis in April. Although King Charles did not attend Pope Francis‘s funeral, Prince William did stand in as the representative for the British royal family at the time.

Prince William might have been the designated royal to attend Pope Francis' funeral, but it seems like he won't be the one attending Pope Leo's inauguration. The heir to the thron

Pope “Go Cubs!!!” Leo is gearing up for his official inauguration, which will draw leaders from across the world to Italy. But apparently King Charles and Prince William are sitting this one out. Per the Daily Mail,

Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh, is set to represent King Charles at the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV. Prince William previously attended Pope Franics' funeral on behalf of the King due to a longstanding royal rule.

From King Charles' health, to rumors about his feud with his son Prince Harry, which have escalated after Harry's latest interview, to reports that Prince William and Kate Middleton's marriage might be facing some hard times,

Pope Leo XIV's eldest brother has drawn attention due to social media posts contrasting the pontiff's message of peace and unity.