King Charles made a very kind gesture to his staff during the difficult financial crisis in the UK. See details.
November 12, 2022 - 15:13 GMT Isabelle Casey King Charles' staff will receive a financial bonus of £600 this month to help with the cost of living crisis in the UK.According to The Sun, the Monarch's thoughtful payment will come entirely from his own private income and no taxpayer's money will be used to pay his workers.
Taking to Instagram, the 50-year-old shared a throwback snap of himself in fits of laughter with the then Prince Charles. Alongside the photo were the words:"Just found this old picture - from I'm guessing perhaps 8 years ago - when I first met Prince, now King, Charles at a reception supporting @samaritanscharity."
"I replied it was more 'Telling them what I thought they needed to do' then as a cheeky aside I said 'I suspect you'd be quite good at that, Sir.' The photo is the reaction."
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