Fiery Charles: Moments When King Charles Lost His Cool

Despite carrying the weight of the crown, the constant demands of public life and remaining composed at all times, even members of the royal family have their breaking points.

Over the years, King Charles has had a few public moments where he lost his cool.

Here’s a look back at a few of those candid moments.

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[SelinaBarton-ijiz]

King Charles losing his rag, just proves he's human just like the rest of us.

[MessyTessies]

So what you actually have here is a man concerned about his wife's well being.
So what you actually have here is a man concerned of wasting the public's time.
So what you have here is a man doing a favour for the press while they try to take advantage of it by asking personal questions about his wedding.

[aliciaallegretti]

Love him more for being so relatable!!! Thank God we don’t have cameras on us constantly. Imagine being captured all the time! 🤣

[barbstegner]

I think 🤔 king Charles had a Great 👍 sense of humor 😄 God bless you your majesty 🙏

[aug]

Imagine when u spoil no ending
Pretty much become unappreciated every little things that matter most within your surroundings and eventually ignore the basic moral of dignity. Treating people as objects

[bastimeier]

Uhm, the "Remove the pens!" scene when he signed his royal oath, and the leaking pen scene in Northern Ireland????

[karyannfontaine]

Much respect for King Charles. In spite of so much pressure of public life and Cancer Treatment, he is doing a remarkable service as King. With Queen Camilla by his side, their charity and interest in all people shines.

[sweethistortea]

He loses his temper just like any other human being. If anything, it makes him more relatable.

[zzitgwm]

I just adore the king nothing he can do to upset me his just so cute 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[Wodenson]

So nostalgic seeing young harry and william, simpler days, smaller world 😞

[jennyseltner]

Recent studies show that “anger-prone people have a nearly threefold higher risk than others of suffering a heart attack or dying from heart disease” and that “the effects of hostility appear to take hold relatively early in life.”

[Wee_Chuck]

Everyone is intitled to an of day even if their the royal family. It's called being human. 😊
God Save The King ❤

[ferdyholim]

"Come on, just take the f***ing picture". This is what I say (silently in my mind) when someone takes too long to take a picture.

[keithgiblin]

What is the point of this video? Why are you keeping tabs? Many of us are very proud of such a kind, gracious intelligent and sensitive King.

[uan]

According to lip readers
Utter bs😂
Really 😅

[lisas]

He's only human even though he is king, everyone gets annoyed from time to time

[patriciamccormackTeashee]

You showed us this why?
King Charles III has off days just like the rest of us, as the person who put this up is having one🤔
Long Live the King ❤🇬🇧

[jonerlandson]

Rants in the pants...
-->> crazy (adj.)
1570s, "diseased, sickly" (a sense now obsolete); 1580s, "broken, impaired, full of cracks or flaws, " from craze + -y (2). Meaning "deranged, demented, of unsound mind or behaving as so" is from 1610s. Jazz slang sense "cool, exciting" is attested by 1927. Related: Crazily; craziness.

[katfanker]

I didn't see any 'rants' there? Long live the King!

[cdsmith]

His Majesty is far more composed than most people. If you think how often he is captured on Video and how few notable occasions are captured, he is doing very well! Her late Majesty also had her moments of disapproval, however the media seemed to be more forgiving and didn't seem to dwell on it as much. I recall that the Queen was a bit put off during a State visit by the Chinese President and during a photo shoot with Annie Leibovitz.