A "King Consort" is the title given to the husband of a reigning queen. Unlike a king, who typically holds sovereign power, a king consort does not inherit the throne and usually has no formal authority in governance. His role is often ceremonial, supporting the queen in her duties and representing the monarchy at official events. King consorts can be found in various monarchies around the world, such as in the case of Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Prince Philip. The title and responsibilities of a king consort can vary depending on the specific traditions and laws of each monarchy.