One cheeky fan handed the King a pen after a leaky mishap
Earlier this week King Charles III visited Northern Ireland where an incident with a leaky pen caught the attention of royal fans.
The King may have thought the mishap was behind him, as he visited Wales for the first time since becoming monarch, but royal fans had other ideas with a cheeky joke.Charles was captured on camera as he greeted the well-wishing crowds in Cardiff, while one person humorously handed him a black biro pen.
The amused King found it just as funny and the comical moment was shared with fans before he moved on to greet other mourners. "He’s 73, hasn’t had a full day of rest, days and days of public engagements, and probably hasn’t had a moment for himself to grieve. Give him a break," said a second.
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