'Inappropriate' moment King Charles III's speech is interrupted by phone
dailyrecord.co.ukKing Charles III experienced a rather awkward moment shortly after his arrival at the House of Lords Chamber to deliver his speech at the State Opening of Parliament.The State Opening of Parliament, steeped in centuries-old traditions and pageantry, signifies the commencement of the parliamentary year, with this occasion offering a glimpse into the new Labour government's agenda.
Upon his grand entrance to the Palace of Westminster, King Charles III, escorted by the Household Cavalry and arriving in the State coach, was clad in full Royal attire, including the Robe of State and the Imperial State Crown adorned with diamonds.
The chamber fell into a hushed silence as he made his entrance alongside Queen Camilla.However, as King Charles and Queen Camilla settled on their thrones, an unexpected sound pierced the silence of the House of Lords a mobile phone ringing just moments after the King took his seat, much to the chagrin of Royal enthusiasts.
Royal watchers quickly voiced their disapproval on Twitter, with one user posting: "Mobile phone going off as #KingCharles is seated on his throne in his robes in the House of Lords.
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