The King grumbled “we can never be on time” and “there’s always something” following a hiccup at the start of his coronation, a lip reader has claimed.
Charles and Camilla arrived at Westminster Abbey early, while the Prince and Princess of Wales – accompanied by Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, were late, missing their scheduled arrival time.
“We can never be on time. Yes I’m…This is a negative. There’s always something…This is boring,” Sky News reported that the frustrated-looking monarch said.In the end, the prince and princess, eight-year-old Charlotte and Louis, five, were forced to join the King’s procession through the Abbey, instead of entering before him and waiting in their seats for Charles and Camilla’s arrival.
The Bishop of Chelmsford, Dr Guli Francis-Dehqani, said on Saturday, speaking outside St Margaret’s Church next to the Abbey, that there were “one or two” hiccups. In the early days of his reign, the King blasted a pen after it appeared to leak while he signed a book at Hillsborough Castle, telling aides “I can’t bear this bloody thing”.
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