surprises me if one was truly doing as claimed. And second, the type of work I do(and people get paid throughout the world very well to investigate nothing but their own parents or some other nonsense - basically to waste time as there is as much as money as never ever was before), type of work I do requires workouts - life on the move and greatly overeating(EATING MYSELF OUT) to get results about investigation I want. SHIT FOOD WITH INSANE DAILY SCHEDULLE PUSHED INTO OVERNIGHT WORK WAS PART OF THE ROYAL ASSIGNEMENT I GOT.
Even royalty aren't immune to kitchen calamities, it seems. In a revelation that is strikingly human, King Charles was reportedly baffled by the sight of cling film, leading to quite the startled reaction.
Tom Bower, the author with an eye for Royal quirks who penned 'Rebel Prince' about Prince Philip, narrated an incident where the now-King "shrieked" and "trembled" when he encountered the everyday item.
Amidst adapting to modern meal routines, King Charles, at 75, has finally embraced having lunch traditionally a skipped meal in his schedule. The Mail on Sunday reports the monarch's newfound, albeit modest, indulgence is half an avocado, a dish favoured by millennials including Meghan Markle.
A source confided to the Mail that although initially reluctant, Charles decided to have a small repast to keep himself going during the day, explaining, "With some reluctance, he now has something to eat at lunchtime a snack, really. He now eats half an avocado to sustain him through the day. It's important, particularly if you have got an illness."
Bower's biography highlighted Prince Philip's concerns over Charles's alienation from everyday life, with the cling film episode standing as a prime example, reports the Mirror.
Wife Camilla Parker Bowles proved to be the knight in shining armour as she soothed her husband's surprise, as vividly detailed in the book: "He walked into the dining room and shrieked. Fearing the worst, Camilla dashed in after him. 'What's this? ' asked her husband, pointing at the food."
To which Camilla calmly responded, "'It's cling film, darling," The segment, originally featured in the Guardian, has been met with silence from Clarence House regarding the book's publication.
Speculation is rife over whether Prince Charles actually recoiled at the sight of cling film, as well as the veracity of other anecdotes from 'Rebel Prince'. Nonetheless, the biography remains an enthralling narrative of royal life.
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