King Charles and Queen Camilla soldiered through rough weather during their two-day jaunt around the Channel Islands.Thursday's itinerary included a sunny outing to Guernsey, which was a stark change from their wet Wednesday spent in Jersey.
The Royal duo battled heavy rain and strong winds while attending a parade in the St Helier's capital. Holding umbrellas high, both the King and Queen grappled with the elements, with Camilla reaching for her raincoat when the wind picked up.
Trying to don her jacket, casually perched on her shoulders, led to a bit of a tangle.Caught battling both her umbrella and coat sleeve, Queen Camilla struggled until an evidently frustrated King Charles intervened.
Lip reader Jacqui Press disclosed to the Daily Mail that Charles suggested to Camilla: "'Move your arm through the back." The assistance from Charles didn't quite do the trick, prompting an aide's intervention upon Charles's command, as reported by the Mirror: "Come and help her!"Adding to the commentary, body language analyst Judi James told the Mirror that Camilla and raincoats don't mix well, much like Charles's relationship with malfunctioning pens.
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