King Charles has a habit of flying into temper tantrums when things don’t go his way - but Queen Camilla acts as a calming presence, a new book has claimed.
The King’s tendency to get upset leaves palace staff “very worried”, Robert Hardman claims in his new book The Making of a King: King Charles III and the Modern Monarchy, which is being serialised in the Daily Mail. The monarch can reportedly get “very cross about quite minor things”.
While this has occasionally been seen in public - perhaps most notably in his anger with a faulty fountain pen just days after the Queen’s death - Camilla is said to be a good influence in these situations. Mr Hardman wrote: “Now, people are worried about upsetting the King.
"They know he can get very cross about quite minor things and they have yet to find out how he will react in certain situations. At the same time, they know that Queen Camilla is a strong voice of common sense in that regard.”
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