EXCLUSIVE: The Queen hadn’t built up the necessary immunity to childhood ailments when Charles was a boy, so he'd stay with his mother's friend friend, Lady Anne Glenconner
Lady Anne Glenconner – a close childhood friend of the late Queen Elizabeth II and her sister Princess Margaret – has opened up on King Charles' childhood, revealing he was often kept away from his monarch mother as a youngster due to his poor health.
“The Queen was very fond of my mother," she recalls. "So, my mother said ‘Why doesn’t Charles recuperate at Holkham? We’ll look after him’. Which was wonderful!Having never been educated with groups of children, the Queen hadn’t built up the necessary immunity to childhood ailments, and Lady Anne's mother was seen as a maternal figure during some of those times.
"I think in the end my father saw the panic in his eyes and thought they’d call it a day. He said he always remembers that."
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