This viral clip of King Charles has been making its way through Twitter, and people are not happy.
In the clip, you can see King Charles waving his hands around his desk, signaling his Royal servants to remove the papers and trinkets on his desk for him as he sits down. Safe to say, this hasn’t sat well with many people on Twitter.won’t last long with this sort of behaviour…,” “The new King of England showing us who he really is,” and “God save us from King Great Reset III.”
While thousands have called out this behavior, with many calling back to other behaviors Charles has done towards his Royal, quite a few people believe this video to be a triviality. One said, “After his mother, senior royal family members enter a period of unearned deference. The shock of having to earn it will be significant.” Another Twitter user added, “He’s the *king*—the servants are there for a reason.
Either way, this video has become a hot topic amongst royal fans and Twitter users, starting a fiery debate among thousands.
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