- The coronation of Charles is now done
- Not everything went perfectly smoothly
- THESE two mistakes were made
The coronation of King Charles took place on May 6th. Millions of people around the world watched the spectacle in front of their televisions. The royals didn't seem to have made any big mistakes - or did they? Expert Omid Scobie took a closer look and uncovered some errors.
Even this ceremony had its issues
In 'Harper's Bazaar' he reports on two small moments that shouldn't have happened. The first is Queen Camilla's entry into Westminster Abbey. She was accompanied by her sister Annabel Elliot and the Marchioness of Lansdowne. However, a faux pas happened to the ladies.
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For example, they probably held Camilla's couture gown by designer Bruce Oldfield a little too much when wearing it in a train. Because, according to Scobie, the silk fabric warped quite unfavorably on the queen's body at one moment...
Watch the video above to learn more!
