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In our seventh look at the royal family Experts reveal the exact time royals sleep.
The British Royal Family is known for their carefully managed schedules, but when it comes to sleep, are they following the best scientific advice? To uncover the truth, Play Casino‘s data analysts combed through public records, interviews, and expert insights to map out the sleep habits of key royals.
We then asked Dr. Emma Patel, a leading sleep expert, to assess whether their routines align with what science tells us about optimal rest, cognitive function, and long-term health—or whether they’re making the same mistakes as the rest of us.
According to Play Casino’s findings, King Charles III is a notorious night owl, often staying awake until 4:00 AM before rising at 8:30 AM.
Dr. Patel explains why this could be problematic: “Sleeping only four to five hours a night is far below the recommended seven to nine hours. While some individuals adapt to shorter sleep, long-term deprivation can lead to cognitive decline, memory lapses, and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.”
This late-night work habit, while reflective of his dedication, could take a toll in the long run. Verdict: Not exactly a royal flush—His Majesty might need to rethink his schedule.
Unlike his father, Prince William reportedly follows a much more structured routine, going to bed around 10:30 to 11:00 PM and waking early to balance royal duties and family life.
According to Dr. Patel: “This schedule aligns well with natural circadian rhythms, supporting cognitive function and sustained energy levels throughout the day.”
Play Casino’s research also suggests that consistent sleep routines—like William’s—are linked to lower stress levels and better decision-making. Verdict: A stable and well-structured royal bedtime.
The Princess of Wales is said to prioritize a 10:30 PM bedtime, with a structured evening routine, including an early dinner around 6:00 PM to aid digestion and prepare for rest.
Dr. Patel praises this approach: “A well-timed evening meal, combined with a consistent bedtime, optimizes sleep quality. Avoiding late-night meals and screen time before bed can significantly improve overall health and mood.”
According to Play Casino’s data, individuals who maintain consistent pre-bedtime habits—like Kate—report higher energy levels and better focus. Verdict: A royal masterclass in sleep discipline.
