It’s been nearly two weeks since Buckingham Palace confirmed this Queen Elizabeth had died at the age of 96.
The instant he fell asleep, his eldest son became king. The British must therefore now deal with King Charles, the third in line.
Reprimands the king: “Little fussy”
In the time since his death, bizarre rumors about the Sylferian king have abounded. However, the rumors are now strongly denied by his former butler.
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Ironed shoelaces
It is opposite Entertainment tonight that Grant Harrold, who previously worked for the king – later prince – as a butler, talks about the “strange” rumors that emerged after the queen’s death.
One of the rumors that have surfaced is that the new king requests that his toilet seat be carried around.
– He will remove the brother and the son
– Someone said to me, “Oh, you were supposed to carry the dose around?”. I simply replied, “Which toilet seat? I’ve never heard of it,” she says in the interview.
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The other item is about Charles’s shoelaces, which he would have liked to iron before putting them on.
– Why should shoelaces be ironed too? It does not make sense. It’s a total fiction and I don’t know where these rumors are coming from. I don’t know why anyone says that, and I don’t know what they’re trying to achieve, because it’s just plain stupid. It’s just silly that people want to focus on things like that, she adds.
The coffin is lined with lead
In the footsteps of my mother
Harrold also believes that one should rather focus on the kind of person the new king is and the kind of king he wants to be.
It is obvious to believe that Charles he will follow in his mother’s footstepsespecially in the way it is described by Harrold.
