King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla recently made a public appearance in Wrexham, where they met members of the public at the city center. But during their outing, King Charles reportedly seemed upset when he saw Queen Consort Camilla taking too long and chatting with someone else.
King Charles Proved He Has A Short Fuse During His Outing With Queen Consort Camilla?
Body language expert Judi James analyzed King Charles' comments and gestures during the outing and said that the monarch seems to have a short fuse and a bad temper.
Following Queen Elizabeth's death, King Charles also made headlines after he seemingly snapped when the pen that he was holding did not work.
"Proving he is still on a short fuse, but taking it out on his wife this time rather than a pen, Charles displays not just a bad temper but also disloyalty here. Calling his wife 'she' and referring to the fact that he has an ongoing gripe with Camilla when he says 'but she goes on,' throwing his arms out to show exasperation," James told Express.
"There are no signs of good humor here, just a man pleading to his entourage to get him out of his situation and on to his next booking. I know people are creating empathetic links by saying this is a common theme between husbands and wives and that it makes Charles seem more human, but his wife is the new Queen and he is making a very public scene about her that lowers her status," James added (via Mirror UK).
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King Charles Dealing With So Much Stress And Pressure Right Now?
The body language expert also said that while it is understandable for King Charles to be under so much pressure right now, he was trained well by Queen Elizabeth to carry on with the job without complaining or showing signs of disloyalty.
"To speak of his key supporter and fan in this way is ungracious and unkind. Camilla's body language always shows signs of anxiety and nervousness, yet she turns out to support her husband in any way that she can. Charles really should have popped back to speak to her in person rather than sounding irritated to other people, or maybe grinned fondly to register ongoing affection. The pen incident might have been seen as funny but this is one example of tetchiness that is taken too far," James said.
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