Moment King Charles snaps at an aide to help out after Queen Camilla struggled to get her coat on while battling wind and rain in Jersey
Daily MailKing Charles snapped at aide to help Queen Camilla as she struggled to get her coat on while battling wind and rain while undergoing engagements in Jersey on Monday. King Charles snapped at aide to help Queen Camilla as she struggled to get her coat on while battling wind and rain while undergoing engagements in Jersey on Monday Camilla, who will turn 77 tomorrow, was meeting members of the public in St Helier as part of a two-day visit to the Channel Islands with her husband Charles It comes after Camilla was whisked away from her engagements after a security scare. The Queen carried a lobster at the expo in St Helier, which took place after she and King Charles had been officially welcomed to Jersey in a ceremony in the Royal Square Queen Camilla was pictured in fits of laughter this afternoon in St Helier, Jersey, where she's undertaking a 2-day visit with King Charles, after two cows got frisky in front of her Elsewhere in the visit King Charles shared a joke with a veteran Ernest Thorne, the last D-Day veteran from Jersey Windswept royals! The King, 74, looked cool in his suit and tie as he arrived while carrying an umbrella Despite the rain, King Charles couldn't help but smile as he sported another jazzy tie - this time featuring a zebra print Later on in the visit, the King and Queen were presented with heffer cows; that is, cows who have not yet given birth - and the Queen was left red-faced when two of the animals mounted each other in front of her.
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