This Tuesday, the 7th, King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla Parker Bowles visited Colchester, Essex, United Kingdom. There, the king found a group of anti-nobles outside the castle.
During the tour, Charles and Camilla visited a library where protesters had gathered. In signs, the public addressed the King directly with catch phrases such as: Not my king; Charles must serve England, not the tyrants of the World Economic Forum.
Apart from posters, people also carried megaphones. Conspiracy theorist Piers Corbyn wowed the crowd as the King and Queen Consort drank tea with volunteers.
Other commoners, on the other hand, enjoyed the presence of King Charles III and attempted to take photographs of the duke. Fans of the monarchy asked to shake hands for Queen Elizabeth II’s son as they tried to drown out the sounds of the protest.
Queen Consort Camilla Parker Bowles caught the attention of netizens in a cream silk dress designed by Fiona Clare. But one piece caused a stir, the choice of an animal skin hat.
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