The life of a hard-working future K

The life of a hard-working future King
His eccentric habits are known to the world,
but the Prince of Wales has every reason to
feel content. A man with wide interests
and deep passions, he is finally happily
married. Daniella Kent reports.
PRINCE CHARLES is often portrayed
as bad-tempered and spoilt. There are
stories that every day seven eggs are
boiled for his breakfast so that he can find
one that is cooked just the way he likes it.
His toothpaste is squeezed onto his
toothbrush for him. And his bath towel
is folded over a chair in a particular
way for when he gets out of his
royal bath.
He has an enormous private staff –
secretaries, deputy secretaries, press
officers, four valets, two butlers,
housekeepers, two chefs, two
chauffeurs, ten gardeners, an army
of porters, handymen, cleaners and
maids. They are expected to get
everything right. When HRH
(His Royal Highness) feels they
have performed their duties well,
they are praised in a royal memo.
But if they have made mistakes,
they are called into his study and
told off. The Prince can get so
angry that he has been known
to have tantrums, throwing
things and screaming with rage

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The life of a hard-working future KingHis eccentric people habits are known to the world, but the Prince of Wales has every reason to feel content. A man with wide interests and deep passions, he is finally happily married. Daniella Kent reports.PRINCE CHARLES is often portrayed as bad-tempered and spoilt. There are stories that every day seven eggs are boiled for his breakfast so that he can find one that is cooked just the way he likes it. His toothpaste is squeezed onto his toothbrush for him. And his bath towel is folded over a chair in a particular way for when he gets out of his Royal bath.He has an enormous private staff- secretaries, deputy secretaries, press officers, four valets, two butlers, housekeepers, two chefs, two ten gardeners, chauffeurs, an army of China, handymen, cleaners and maids. They are expected to get everything right. When HRH (His Royal Highness) feels they have performed their duties well, they are praised in a royal memo. But if they have made mistakes, they are called into his study and told off. The Prince can get so angry that he has been known to have tantrums, throwing things and screaming with rage