Charles in Charge? Is Queen Camila really calling the shots?
ITV’s Chris Ship says Charles isn’t the one in charge at Buckingham Palace. Shop tells Talking Royals, "Someone very close to the King and Queen said to me recently it is her who says no, she is the one, when the courtiers come in, he will insist ‘Of...
ITV’s Chris Ship says Charles isn’t the one in charge at Buckingham Palace. Shop tells Talking Royals, "Someone very close to the King and Queen said to me recently it is her who says no, she is the one, when the courtiers come in, he will insist ‘Of course I can do that, I am a workaholic’.
"She will say ‘No, he is not doing that, stop there’. So this (Australia0 trip is interesting for how they scheduled it around this having treatment."
Royal biographer Robert Jobson adds: “Queen Camilla had initially been against disclosing his condition, but the King overruled her as he felt it was a chance to take a lead and in doing so to encourage men experiencing similar symptoms to seek timely medical attention.
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0:00 Ah Caloroga Shark Media. Hello and welcome to Palace Injury. I'm your host, Mark Lanceys. ATV's Chris shipp says Charles isn't the one in charge at Buckingham Palace. Shop tells talking Royals, someone very close to the King and Queen said to me recently it is her who says no. She is the one. When the courting has come in. He will insist, of course I can do that. I am a workaholic. She will say no, he is not doing that. Stop there. So this Australia trip is interesting for how they scheduled it around his having treatment. Royal biographer Robert Jobson ads Queen Camilla had initially been against disclosing his condition, but the King overruled her as he felt it was a chance to take a lead and in doing some encourage men experiencing similar symptoms to seek timely medical attention. The Royal family has come under fire fork going Woke after it was an that Charles and Camilla will no longer use the term walk about during their upcoming tour of Australia.
1:05 Commentator Adamcgovern criticized the move, accusing the monarchy of prioritizing political correctness. The decision was made to show sensitivity towards indigenous Australian culture, where walkabout refers to a spiritual journey or right of passage. Instead, the Royal family will refer to their public engagements as an opportunity to meet the public. This shift has sparked backlash from some with claims that the Royals are bowing to woke culture. However, Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams defended the change, saying it's absolutely essentially in my view, the sensitivities in different countries are observed. If you look, for example, the last time William and Catherine sadly went abroad, this was in March twenty twenty two to the Caribbean. It wasn't successful because of the issues and they were hyper sensitive, particularly with demands for reparations.
1:51 You look at the Commonwealth of the fifty six countries now, I think that's an enormous important institution and we benefit in all sorts of ways as to the other countries or members of it. Now. If you don't take into account the time's changing as they did during Queen Elizabeth's reign, you don't take account of various sensitivities, especially certain pressure groups. I'm not suggesting that we write off our history as being something that's dreadful. They're ups and downs and pluses and minuses. We will know that. But the point is to be sensitive to other cultures, and that's an absolutely perfect one. GB News host Patrick Christie's added Charles spends half his life apologizing for stuff they had nothing to do with. During a Buckingham Palace reception, New Zealand's women's rugby player Aisha letter Liga surprised King Charles the Third by asking him for a hug the King and Good Spirits responded why Notga's request quickly turned into a lighthearted moment as a group of players affectionately mobbed the King.
2:46 After the impromptu hug, King Charles joked with the group, saying it's like being flattened by a scrum. Richard Eden reports that some of Charles's friends did not enjoy Kate's video. One told Eden, there's no coincidence that the Middleton's appearing not the King and Queen. I can assure you that Charles and Camilla will not be filmed kissing each other on a branch as William Catherine were until hell frees is over. It's distinctly unregal. Another tells Eden all that lying around, hugging and kissing, they're not soppy teenagers. It felt manipulative. It's the sort of thing that Megan would make. All the time, effort and expense put into making the video could have been much better spent elsewhere. Why not visit other women being treated for cancer. That's what Danna would have done, Eden writes last descender, the couple's teen posted a similarly airbrushed review of the year at the time.
3:34 I voiced my concerns about the strategy, which is being masterminded by Lee Thompson, who was appointed as their prchief in twenty twenty two. He is said to have been tasked with boosting the couple's profile on social media, where they have sixteen point eight million followers on Instagram. In his previous job at a top US TV network, CNBC, Thompson is said to have helped increase its YouTube audience by a staggering six hundred percent. Here's a point. Came after the couple faced criticism unfair in my view, for what was described as a tone deaf tour of the West Indies and March of twenty twenty two. Speaking on the Male's hit royal talk show Palace Confidential last December, I remarked, Kensington Palace going down this route of the Hollywood style video does make me quite uneasy. William and Catherine are vulnerable to pr people who want them to be these slick celebrities. It's important to make that distinction, even though I think the latest video is very sweet.
4:27 I stand by those comments. Now, William and don't need to be Instagram royals hungry for likes and engagement online. They should follow the example of Queen Elizabeth. The late Queen was always keen to keep up to date with the latest technology, but at the same time maintain the dignity of the monarchy. I'm sure that she would have done as Catherine did with her statement in March following her cancer diagnosis, and perhaps released a simple video updating the nation on her health, but no more than that. Palace intrigue it right back. Eleven year old Prince George has taken his first flying lesson. An onlooker who sounds like a casual observer and totally not a royal plant told the son George is only eleven years old, but it's the right time to start. The Royal family has a proud tradition of flying, and it looks like George is next in line. His parents watched George take flight from the safety of the ground, but he flew with an instructor and loved it. There were probably thirty or forty people in the clubhouse. Catherine and William watched George take off, but they were relaxed about it. All three of them had been pretty chilled in the clubhouse. Prince Andrew is being accused of letting Royal Lodge rot Royal commentator Lizzie Cundy tells gb News he is letting this place.
5:39 It has thirty odd bedrooms and he is letting it go to ruin. The conditions attached to the lease are that you have to paint it every five years and so on, and he hasn't done that. If you look from the outside, it's all chipped paint from the breakfast falling off and it costs four hundred thousand pounds for the year for the upkeep. It's a lot of money. Andrew is out of favor and it cannot work. He really is in trouble, but he will not leave and they have it. If you likes email, that's how addresses the palasindricat gmail dot com. Please followus on Spotify, Apple or the app of your choice and hit those stars will send us a view if I'm joining the show and Mike Francis my thanks to John mcdermoth. This is Palace intriguer like dams.
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