The Changing of Guard ceremony at the Buckingham Palace is reportedly too distracting for King Charles III
King Charles III lost his cool at the Changing of Guard ceremony outside the Buckingham Palace as it turned out that it was too distracting for him.
The 74-year-old seemed bothered by all the noise and chaos that ensued at the ceremony , diverting him from his state business, according to a leaked memo from the monarch's office obtained by The Sun.
The note reportedly read,"His Majesty remarked the other day how loud the outgoing sentries were at St James’s Palace in the morning."
"Full marks for vigour and volume, but please could you pass down to those on guard that Clarence House is a residence and so some volume control would be very much appreciated by those inside!" adds the note.
Prince William and Harry's father struggled to accomplish any work inside Clarence House while the troops called the shots outside his windows.
It is to be noted that the Changing of Guard ceremony is a royal tradition and takes place outside Buckingham Palace and St. James, located near Charles and Camilla's residence Clarence House.
Charles is to be crowned king on May 6 in a grand coronation procession. Harry and Meghan Markle have been reportedly invited but their little kids were not asked in to join although Kate Middleton and Prince William's children will be present.
The Sussex's are in two minds about gracing the event due to broken ties.