‘He doesn’t seem to know quite which entrance to go in through’: 73 Year Old King Charles III Has Trouble Figuring Out Buckingham Palace Entrance, Enters Palace on Foot

The royal family member Charles III has become the new monarch of the United Kingdom after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. Upon entering Buckingham Palace for the first time as monarch, he had trouble figuring out the way to go in through. He is the longest-serving heir to the throne in British history and has now become the new reigning monarch.

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King Charles III Gets Confused With The Buckingham Palace

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The 73-year-old king arrived at Buckingham Palace for the first time as reigning monarch in the UK, he greeted and shook his hands with the mourners on Friday. He was spotted together with Queen consort Camilla Parker Bowles, with the couple entering the entrance. As the pair crossed one entrance, he turned to another and felt quite puzzled regarding their path.

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A BBC reporter as per PageSix shared during the live stream, “He doesn’t seem to know quite which entrance to go in through,” adding, “He’ll get used to that. Wrong door.” The couple entered the gate looking at the flowers and notes and entered their new home. Though the pair came in a motorcade, many pointed out that it was quite a “rare move” for members of the royal family to enter their palace by foot.

Queen Elizabeth II Passed Away at The Age of 92

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On Thursday, Buckingham Palace confirmed the death of Queen Elizabeth II in a statement. The late 96 years old lady was the longest-reigning monarch of Britain, who died peacefully at Balmoral Castle, her estate in the Scottish Highlands. She is the longest of any British monarch who served for around 70 decades and is recorded as the longest of any female head of state in history.

On Friday, the palace released information about the upcoming plans, with the new monarch declaring a Royal mourning period to be observed for seven days after the funeral of his mother. As per the reports, Charles will be officially announced as King at the Accession Council at 10:00 on Saturday in a ceremony that will be telecasted for the first time.

Source: PageSix