Prince Charles almost risked losing his kingship after he provoked his parents, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, with an"unroyal" trait, experts claim.
Prince Charles almost risked losing his kingship after he provoked his parents, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, with an"unroyal" trait, experts claim.
They believed they couldn’t trust the Prince of Wales because of his outspoken nature, according to royal biographer Angela Levin,The 71-year-old often publicly expresses his concerns and views on the environment and conservationism, which was seen as controversial in the royal family, who traditionally remain neutral.The Queen and Prince Charles: Mother and Son.
"They felt he was weak, they felt they couldn’t trust him to be king, that he had all these funny ideas about spiritualism and plastic in the sea." Over the years, royal fans have watched Charles advocate for causes close to his heart; from climate change to organic farming and rainforests,
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