King Charles's VERY particular demands revealed as insiders say he would 'lose his temper in a split second' if things weren't perfect

The monarch will lose his temper quickly but soon regrets it, insiders said King Charles will 'lose his temper in a split second' if his very particular demands aren't fulfilled, insiders have claimed in an upcoming book. Charles got cranky with an aide who didn't think to help Queen Camilla as she struggled to get her coat on last year In 2022, the King blasted a leaking pen that threatened to ruin his mood just hours after the then new monarch was warmly embraced by the people of Belfast The royal complained that 'we can never be on time' as he waited in the Diamond Jubilee State Coach ahead of his Coronation, lip readers claimed in May 2023 King Charles appeared to briefly lose his patience when he tried to get President Joe Biden to move along during their meeting at Windsor Castlein 2023 Another occasion saw him arrange for the removal of a member of staff as he was wearing a nylon tie. Prince Andrew is the late Queen's second son and thought to be her favourite child He has earned a reputation for being imperious, bad-tempered and rude to his staff A young Prince Andrew sticks his tongue out at Lady Leonora Lichfield during a clay pigeon shoot An ex-staff member explained: 'A bit like his aunt Margaret, Andrew always behaved as if he was frustrated about not being the first-born and therefore destined to become king' In the Amazon Prime series A Very Royal Scandal, Michael Sheen plays a pompous Andrew whose first scene sees him storming through the corridors of the palace, barking at a footman to 'f*** off' Andrew has been embroiled in a series of scandals over the years, such as his associations with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and, more recently, controversy over his links to an alleged Chinese spy. All three of the late Queen's sons, Charles, Andrew and Edward, attended the elite boarding school Gordonstoun in Moray, Scotland Members of staff described Andrew as a 'bully' and 'the sort of person who used to bully his brother Charles at Gordonstoun' Yes, Ma'am - The Secret Life of Royal Servants by Tom Quinn is available for pre-order 'If it's a fair organisation that looks after its staff, an investigation should be started to confirm whether or not Andrew is guilty of being a bully and of intimidating staff.'