President Emmanuel Macron appeared very comfortable during King Charles III’s visit to France. He even told a daring anecdote to the English sovereign.
The visit of King Charles III was a great success. After the postponement due to demonstrations against pension reform last March, this first official visit of the monarch to France went wonderfully last week. It must be said thatEmmanuel Macron pulled out all the stops to welcome the successor of Queen Elizabeth II to the throne: the reception given at the Palace of Versailles, for example, cost an astronomical sum.
During his visit to Bordeaux, William and Harry’s father received an exceptional gift. And the understanding with the presidential couple was very good: Brigitte Macron even confronted the queen consort Camilla Parker-Bowles during a very amusing filmed exchange. But has the President of the Republic crossed the limits? According to Paris Matchhe would have delivered a daring anecdote to the monarch during their visit to a unique place: the Argent boudoir.
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Emmanuel Macron: a juicy story delivered to King Charles III
The complicity between King Charles III, Camilla, Brigitte and Emmanuel Macron was beyond doubt during the couple’s visit to France. Champs-Élysées, construction site of Notre-Dame Cathedral, speech to the Senate… The visit of the new sovereign to the capital was noted, particularly the prestigious dinner at the Palace of Versailles.
It was when the president was showing him the Argent boudoir that he allowed himself a daring remark: his predecessor Félix Faure is said to have died there after an orgasm, in the arms of Marguerite Steinheil, demi-mondaine. Far from being embarrassed by this funny historical anecdote, Charles III would have laughed while listening to it. A sign that the king appreciated his visit from September 20 to 22 and felt comfortable with Emmanuel Macron. The latter also seemed relaxed. He then welcomed Pope Francis, who was visiting Marseille on September 22 and 23. A busy week for the head of state.
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