Onlookers captured images of “around 20” anti-monarchy demonstrators surrounding the 74-year-old royal with yellow signs that read, “Not My King.”
King Charles III reacted to “Not My King” protesters on Thursday in Buckinghamshire, where he commemorated Milton Keynes’ new status as a city., the former Prince of Wales has been met with significant opposition from civilians, particularly those fond of his estranged son and daughter-in-law, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
In fact, at the University of East London earlier this month, a student yelled out to Charles, “Bring back Harry, please. Can you bring him back, sir?” “Who?” the royal replied, seemingly not hearing the first part of the request. When the student repeated, “Harry, your son,” Charles
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