See the Full British Line of Succession

With the sad news of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's iconic queen and longest-reigning monarch, and the upcoming coronation of King Charles, many minds are, naturally, turning to question of what comes next for the monarchy. When the Queen died, her eldest son and heir, the former Prince Charles, automatically became king, and the line of succession shifted. While many of us know that Charles's son Prince William will now take up the mantle of first in line to the throne, there are plenty of royal relatives whose positions aren't as well known.

Wondering where Princess Charlotte falls in the line of succession? What about Princess Anne? And how did the Sussexes' children—and their new use of the Prince and Princess titles—cimpact the order? If you're curious to learn more about the hierarchy within the royal family, read on for the full line of succession from Prince William to George Windsor, the Earl of St Andrews.