King Charles ahead of Coronation advised adopting new strategies

Before his coronation in May, when 'Not My King' protests are expected, British King Charles has been instructed to immediately change his plan of action.

The monarchy's mystique was still very much intact when the queen was crowned in 1953, according to royal authority and author of "The King" Christopher Andersen.

"The world just watched in wonder as the ancient and awe-inspiring ceremony took place. All that has been ripped away by decades of scandal and controversy."

Christopher further said, "The crown has been dented and tarnished by so much headline-making turmoil over the years."

"This king can only pray that at least his coronation will come off without a hitch. Even if it does, the honeymoon period, which really began with Elizabeth's death, won't last much longer."

Republic, an organization opposed to monarchies, intends to disrupt the coronation on May 6.

King Charles, though, is opting to remain composed and go forward.

Also King Charles misses his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II on Mother's Day last week and honouring her with a memory of adorable picture.

Charles, 74, recently uploaded a photo of himself and the late Queen from when he was a little boy on Instagram through the Royal Family's official account. The late Queen passed away in September 2022 at the age of 96.

The article further included a picture of Queen Camilla and Rosalind Shand, who passed away in 1994.