- King Charles unleashed unexpected joke on coronation morning
- Exclusive behind-the-scenes footage reveals his lighter side
- King Charles jests with his page boys and key figures
Amid the regal splendor of King Charles III's coronation, the monarch showed he's not just all about the crown and scepter – he's got a sense of humor that's royally entertaining! Get ready to chuckle along with the king in the upcoming BBC documentary, 'Charles III: The Coronation Year,' set to air on December 26th in the U.K.
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In a hilarious snippet from the film, we catch a glimpse of Charles, decked out in his majestic coronation robes, strutting down a Buckingham Palace corridor. With his adorable grandson, Prince George (10), and other page boys in tow, Charles turns to his equerry and, with a playful flap of his robes, quips in a comical tone, "I can fly!" Talk about a monarch with a flair for the dramatic!
Heartfelt moments in 'The Coronation Chronicles' documentary
The documentary isn't just about laughs, though. It's packed with heartfelt interviews from the coronation's VIPs. The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby, shares a chuckle with Charles as he muddles through a prayer rehearsal. And Camilla’s BFF, Fiona, Marchioness of Lansdowne, reminisces about being a Queen’s companion back in '53.
But it's not just friends who get teary-eyed. Camilla’s sister, Annabel Elliot, is moved to tears recalling the surreal moment she saw her sister, the new Queen, heading to Westminster Abbey. She compares it to watching the late Queen Elizabeth's coronation on a "tiny black and white television." Oh, the feels!
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For all you royal aficionados who can't get enough, this documentary is like the crown jewels of insider scoops. And if you're craving more royal updates, don't forget to sign up for that free Royals newsletter – it's your ticket to all things Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle, and beyond!
So, mark your calendars and prepare for a royally good time with 'Charles III: The Coronation Year.' It's going to be one for the history books, with plenty of pomp, pageantry, and a pinch of king-sized humor!