The New King, King Charles always has been the delicate one in the Royal Family. The Crown has shown pretty much of his struggle in Gordonstoun College. And how the late queen had been trying to protect him in every way.
King Charles’s Life In A Book By Christopher Andersen
Andersen writes in his book about the new King Charles III, how life has been as a prince and now as a king. King Charles was specifically attached to a teddy bear till his 40s. As a prince we expect anyone to be spoiled, but in King Charles’s case was different, his valet was the only one in charge of his stuffed animal.
Even when the teddy needed fixing, his retired nanny Mabel Anderson took care of it. And Christopher Andersen wrote as if fixing the teddy bear, seemed like having major surgery. The books expose how the trusted valet used to squeeze out the toothpaste onto his brush. Tie his shoelace and shaved his face. He did everything he could.
As the Netflix drama Crown shows us how he has been bullied, but he enjoyed bullying his servants. He was never kind to his workers, he was very ‘moody’ and ‘mean’. Charles wanted everything to be perfect. The book even discloses the most talked about couple Charles and Diana. How he misbehaved with her and how he once threw and heavy wooden bootjack by chance missed her head.
Everyone was scared of his tantrums, which occurred every now and then. Once he smashed the bathroom sink looking for his jewelry in his friend’s house. If King Charles wanted something that should be provided to him at any cost, and if not then there could be following consequences. His needs were met by hook or by crook. This book further reveals some sensitive information about King Charles. The book releases on 8th November.
