His outburst will not have gone unnoticed. King Charles III goes around the web with a video where we see him cursing at a pen.
The new king is once again under fire from critics. Barely monarch, following the death of his mother Elizabeth II, Charles III is talked about for his unpleasant attitude with the staff.
Dismissive of a servant during the September 10 ceremony at Saint James’s Palace, he was widely criticized on the networks for his lack of good manners. And it’s not going to get better… Today, he had a blood stroke for a story of… Pen, once again. The story was already talking about her, but a video has been circulating on the web and go around the world.
This Tuesday, September 13, the king was in the royal residence of Hillsborough Castle in Northern Ireland. And it was at the signing of the visitor’s book that his agitation made itself felt. On the video, we see him first of all asking those around him for the date of the day. Realizing that he wrote “12” instead of “13”, he sets about correcting his error. When putting his name on the register, drops of ink escape from the pen, staining the sovereign’s hands and provoking his anger.
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The king gets up and gets annoyed, explaining that he hates this “bloody” thing, which can be translated as “damn” thing. We then see the queen consort Camilla Parker-Bowles defuse the situation by grabbing the pen to sign in turn. Charles III grabs a handkerchief to wipe his hands, cursing against the object: “every time”, he says.
Staff members rush to replace him and the king leaves the room, leaving Camilla to her task. This fact of humor comes only a few days after his accession to the throne, and the tension is palpable.
At 73, he is the king who has waited the most years before obtaining power, his mother having broken the country’s longevity record with more than 70 years of reign. Much criticized at the time of the death of his ex-wife, Princess Diana, he is expected at the turn by part of the British population, who was very attached to Queen Elizabeth II.
There is no doubt that this pressure weighs heavily on the shoulders of the monarch, apparently accustomed since childhood to being served by his staff. Will he be able to calm his nerves and appear more “royal” in the eyes of the public. This video could play on his popularity.
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