Buckingham Palace, unable to hide what King Charles does during his trips

King Charles's routines during his international trips have once again caused surprise in England. Although Buckingham Palace tries to keep the privacy of his travels, an unexpected detail has come to light and is generating debate. The revelation points to a habit that accompanies the monarch wherever he goes and that breaks with any usual protocol.

The matter, which until now seemed like an unfounded rumor, has been included in testimonies from authors specialized in the British royal family. Each new clue raises more questions about Charles III's private life and his way of facing official trips. What exactly does the king need to take with him when he leaves London?

King Charles needs to take a complete bedroom on each of his trips

The life of a member of the British royal family is always surrounded by symbols and protocols that set them apart from ordinary citizens. However, in Charles's case, the issue is not limited only to etiquette or ceremony. His trips, whether abroad or within the United Kingdom, have always aroused curiosity due to the amount of belongings that accompany him.

Authors such as Tom Bower and Tom Quinn have provided significant details in various publications. Both agree that the British monarch keeps a particular lifestyle, with demands that have sometimes made even his own staff uncomfortable. Meanwhile, it is precisely in this area where Buckingham Palace has been overwhelmed, unable to hide the king's most striking routine.

The most striking revelation comes from the book Rebel King, written by Tom Bower. In it, the author details how Charles and Camilla travel with their own furniture, including beds and personal bedding. "The king sent his staff a day earlier with a truck loaded with furniture to replace the perfectly adequate furniture in the guest rooms," he began saying.

"Not just a dresser: the truck contained nothing less than the complete bedrooms of Charles and Camilla, including the prince's orthopedic bed, along with his own bedding," he added. This revelation has left many Britons surprised.

The idea that the monarch can't sleep in any hotel bed, but needs to take his own furniture, reflects the level of demand that characterizes Charles. In this sense, the habit is understood as a way to ensure his rest. However, it also shows to what extent his daily life is marked by unchangeable routines.

Beyond the logistical detail, what really stands out is the image it projects. While Buckingham Palace tries to show a modern and approachable king, the revelation conveys the idea of a man who needs to surround himself with his own environment, even at a distance. The difference between the official account and what has been leaked reinforces the feeling that King Charles's private life remains full of questions.

The strict organic diet that King Charles keeps on each trip

But the furniture is not the only peculiarity of his trips. According to Tom Quinn, author of Yes Ma’am, Charles also takes his own organic food with him. His diet, which was already known from previous statements, is now evident thanks to the testimonies of those who have worked in the royal household.

The monarch avoids eating meat and fish two days a week, and restricts dairy products for another day. In addition, he is famous for his habit of not having lunch, something that even Clarence House included in the list of 70 curiosities about him on the occasion of his 70th birthday: "He doesn't have lunch." That fact, which at the time was offered as a simple curiosity, now takes on more significance when contrasted with the way he organizes each of his trips.

The most curious demand, however, is related to eggs. Quinn states that the monarch "insists that six eggs be cooked so that at least two are just the way he likes them." The testimony reflects an obsession with perfection that borders on eccentricity.

The revelations about King Charles's trips confirm that Buckingham Palace has not managed to hide surprising and very particular habits. From a complete bedroom to his strict organic diet, the monarch projects a complex image that mixes discipline and eccentricity. After this, citizens of the United Kingdom keep asking themselves: Will the British royal household give any explanation about it?