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Prince William is already planning to put some major changes into play when he takes the throne one day, which will include the future King putting an end to an annual royal tradition that the Royal Family has been following for years.
Prince William was spotted telling his wife Kate Middleton to politely get a move on while she was in the middle of a deep conversation with the bride at yesterday's royal wedding.
In a huge King's Coronation celebration, on Sunday May 7, a star-studded lineup took to the stage for a musical extravaganza. iwa Savage, Katy Perry, Olly Murs, Lionel Ritchie, Pete Tong and Bette Midler all featured on the King's Coronation concert lineup, with Manchester-based band Take That also featuring.
Manchester-formed band Take That proudly brought the curtain down on the historic Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle as they entertained the royal family and crowd of 20,000 people with a selection of their most-loved hits. Howard Donald, Gary Barlow and Mark Owen opened their act, the closing set of the night, with a new Robin Schulz reworking of the 2008 classic Greatest Day, featuring Calum Scott.
It's the condition which has led to an unfortunate nickname for our new monarch from some. But even King Charles III has commented on his own 'sausage fingers' in the past.
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King Charles looked emotional as the Prince of Wales pledged his oath to the King during the coronation ceremony.
The Coronation of King Charles takes place today, marking one of the most historic events in many Britons’ lifetimes. As the eyes of the world are watching, around 2,000 people are expected to be in attendance to witness the historic event at Westminster Abbey in London.