King Charles' pen leaked during the signing, furious; view VIDEO After the death of queen Elizabeth II on september 8, her eldest son Charles has become the new king of Britain. After assuming the throne, a video of him is becoming viral on social media these days.
After the death of queen Elizabeth II on september 8, her eldest son Charles has become the new king of Britain. After assuming the throne, a video of him is becoming viral on social media these days. king Charles III arrived at Hillsborough Castle near Belfast in Northern Ireland. Here when he started signing the visitor's diary, he found that the pen kept there was leaking. Inc. was running out. On seeing this, he burst into anger. He said, 'I can't bear it.'
In the viral video, king Charles can be heard saying, "Oh god, I hate this pen!" He stood up from the chair angrily and handed over the pen to his wife, queen Consort Camilla. After this Charles started wiping his fingers. This was not the first time that king Charles lost his cool in front of the camera. On his first signing, king Charles angrily asked a colleague to clear the table.
Queen Elizabeth's body arrived in london from scotland on tuesday evening. His coffin will be placed at Buckingham Palace for the final night. The Queen's coffin will be kept at Westminster Hall for four days from wednesday and will be cremated on Monday. The queen died last thursday at the age of 96 at Balmoral Castle. She was ruling britain for 70 years.When the Queen's coffin was flown from Edinburgh airport for london, the national anthem was played there. The Queen's coffin was accompanied by her daughter Princess Anne, who had come from Edinburgh to london on a Royal air Force (RAF) aircraft. The plane that brought the Queen's coffin has been used in the past for humanitarian aid.
King Charles III, who was visiting Northern ireland on tuesday, had already arrived at the royal residence with his wife Camilla to receive the coffin. There was a guard of salute from the RAF before the coffin reached london and was sent to Buckingham Palace.