King Charles Losing His Temper Again Turns Into Viral Clip Viewed Over A Million Times!

Royal family observers recently caught King Charles revealing his frustration with Queen Camilla. And because one of those watching captured the scene, it turned into a viral social media clip. Viewed more than a million times, the video caught Charles, Camilla, and Prince William in a candid moment.

Find out what caused Charles to get frustrated. And learn how Prince William reacted. Get all the details below.

King Charles Loses Temper Again

News cameras recently caught King Charles losing his temper once more. But though such scenes have occurred before, royal family insiders say that Charles tends to go from showing his frustration to apologizing.

However, the newest scenario only caught Charles in the angry outburst phase of his mood rather than apologizing. It all went down when the king got frustrated over transport.

Charles and Queen Camilla joined Kate Middleton and Prince William in the Scottish coronation celebrations. And the ceremonies featured the king receiving the Scottish crown jewels. But the royals’ arrival at the palace turned into a frustrating scene for Charles. And social media showed the king’s frustration after he stepped out of his car, according to Newsweek.

Charles gestured to his staff as he waited for Queen Camilla to exit the official state Bentley. And a video uploaded to TikTok went viral for revealing the king’s annoyed expression. However, Prince William couldn’t resist smiling as he watched. “Queen Camilla struggles to get out the car,” wrote the TikTok user in describing the viral video. “So King Charles orders someone to open the other door. However, Camilla was nearly out the other door. Watch Prince William laugh at the drama.” And the scenario received more than a million views in less than a day.

Prince William Stays Calm And Carries On With A Grin

And footage of the scene also showed William and Kate stepping out of a Range Rover car that followed Charles and Camilla. However, William apparently knows about his father’s occasional outbursts. And he looked calm, even smiling as he waited with Kate. Out of the more than 1,000 comments on the popular video, many noted the difference between royal father and son.

For instance, one user wrote, “As usual, Charles isn’t having any of it.” And another commented, “LOL…. Prince William takes everything in stride and doesn’t over react. Awesome personality.” But one joked that Charles has “about as much patience as me.”

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Prior to King Charles getting impatient waiting for Camilla to exit from the car, he faced criticism over an outburst that involved his accession council at St. James’s Palace. That scene involved a tray of pens in his way as he signed official documents. As a result, the king gestured for an aide to remove the tray. However, Prince William then requested the return of a pen so he could sign as well. 

King Charles Makes Life A ‘Roller-Coaster Ride’

And another scene also involved a pen. King Charles signed the visitors book at Hillsborough Castle. However, his pen leaked ink over his hands. And he exploded in an outburst caught on cameras. “Oh God, I hate this pen!” he exclaimed. “Can’t bear this bloody thing! [It’s] what they do every stinking time.”

But a new book, Courtiers, documents Charles’ repeated outbursts. And author Valentine Low noted that the king “can vent his fury when things go wrong with his schedule, or when he feels that his instructions have not been obeyed.” However, Charles calms down soon after, according to the royal expert. “Oh, thank you so much,” Low quoted the king as saying after an outburst. And the royal expert described life around the king as a “roller-coaster ride.” But those around Charles become “used to it.”

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