Kate Middleton has decided to step up and become the “face” of the royal family as King Charles struggles with health issues and recent controversies.

According to a new report, Kate has decided to revamp the royal family’s image as she feels “better and stronger than ever” after cancer treatment.

A source close to the royals spilled over Weekly contact that the Princess of Wales plans to tone down the lavish royal displays and make them more relatable and down-to-earth.

They shared that Kate has already started sharing personal moments, like her battle with cancer, in an effort to reconnect with the public and restore trust in the monarchy.

“Now that she’s back on her feet, arguably better and stronger than ever, the royals have made the strategic choice to make Kate the face of the family for the foreseeable future,” the insider said.

“Charles, William and even Camilla know that Kate is their last chance to save the monarchy,” they added. “She is almost universally loved and has a lot of ideas for positive change. She is ready to take charge.”

After news of a 50% increase in taxpayer funding for the Royal Family broke, chief executive of the Anti-Monarchy Campaign Graham Smith expressed his anger.

“All the money is coming from the government at a time when the government is not able to fund schools, hospitals, police properly,” Smith told City & Country.

“It’s outrageous. Not only should it not go up at all, it should go down,” he added.

And while the royals have claimed the money would go towards renovating Buckingham Palace for everyone’s benefit, the insider said “watching the royals flaunt their wealth is a huge turn-off.”

So the Princess of Wales “wants the family to tighten their belts and be more humble,” the royal insider said, adding that she “also wants the family to get out there and be practical and welcoming.”