Photos : King Charles III: 20 surprising things to know about the monarch
500 million euros, according to Les Echos.
His grandfather King George VI died and Elizabeth II became Queen, making him heir.
Gordonstoun is a boarding school where his father was also educated. His father forced Charles to attend the school. The King now describes his years there as a 'prison sentence'.
The Paradise Papers scandal was a tax evasion case.
An Australian named Simon Durante-Day has been claiming for years that he is the spitting image of his 'father', King Charles.
According to 'sources close to the palace', he made a remark about the skin colour of his grandson Archie, child of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
He confirmed that he had an affair with Camilla while he was married to Princess Diana. Then-Prince Charles and Camilla married on 9 April 2005. He was 56, she was 57.
He claims to have blood ties to Vlad the Impaler, better known as Dracula, reports Le Point...
Little George, the eldest son of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge!
However, he does take a tea break at 5pm.
Such as aromatherapy, homeopathy, hypnosis, and acupuncture.
The book is entitled 'The Old Man Of Lochnager'.
Monarchs often change their names, like King George VI, who was born Albert. However, Prince Charles chose to keep his name, becoming King Charles III.
Charles crashed the Queen’s £10m plane on the windy Scottish island of Islay, he destroyed three wheels as he landed aggressively. No one was injured.
He himself has called them his ‘sausage fingers’ in a letter to a friend when he was describing his newborn son, Prince William. ‘He really does look surprisingly appetizing and has sausage fingers just like mine,’ he wrote.
He once sent Barbra Streisand flowers, which she later reminded him of. ‘You know, if I played my cards right, I could have wound up being the first Jewish princess!’
Charles is technically a successful artist. He’s an honorary member of the RA and his paintings have sold for a total of about £2 million.
He’s terrified of cling film. According to biographer Tom Bower, the then-Prince was said to have ‘shrieked’ and ‘trembled’ when first coming into contact with the plastic.
