Prince William and Kate's Coronation blunder which led to last-minute entrance change

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King Charles' Coronation back in May last year was an extravagant event which millions from all over the world tuned in to watch.But what viewers and guests inside Westminster Abbey didn't realise was there was a small mishap on the day which led to a last minute change to proceedings.

Timing on the day was crucial so that everything ran smoothly but it seems Prince William and Princess Kate were a little late leaving for the service, and it had repercussions that affected the King and Queen, writes The Mirror.According to Robert Hardman, author of Charles III: New King, New Court.

The Inside Story, the Prince and Princess and their two younger children, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, were running behind by a minute and a half and had been due to arrive eight minutes before Charles and Camilla, but were now going to arrive after them.The schedule mishap meant that the senior royals had to wait outside in their carriage - an "added layer of stress the couple really do not want or need on a day like this".The King's frustration was seemingly caught on camera by a Sky News team, with his words translated by a lip reader - "We can never be on time… There's always something… This is boring."According to Hardman, after the event, there were conflicting stories as to what had happened.

Some stated that William and Kate's decision to make a coronation day video added precious minutes to the schedule and made them late.Others said that because the King was early, the car carrying the Wales family was caught up behind his procession when it should have been ahead."The Prince of Wales's equerry, Commander Rob Dixon, will take a fair amount of flak, nonetheless," Hardman writes. "It is unusual for the two most important