“It doesn’t look as if he’s enjoying the job, having waited so long for it,” a top royal expert said of the monarch.
David Beckham scores dinner with King Charles after Harry fallout: reportRoyal biographer Tom Bower believes that the monarch isn’t showing too much interest in his role — one that he has waited the better part of his life for.“I think he does struggle because he knows very well, of course, that terrible things happened during the Mau Mau period, but more Kenyans were murdered by Kenyans, many, many more than by the British.
“He liked going to India, but he avoided Africa because just didn’t find it culturally that interesting, whereas he was very interested in the culture of India.” “And the real truth is, Camilla doesn’t like traveling long distances. I think he does find it very difficult now; It doesn’t look as if he’s enjoying the job, having waited so long for it,” the royal expert continued.Since arriving Tuesday, Charles and Camilla have met with Kenyan war veterans who fought for the English in World War II.“It is particularly special to be able to return to this extraordinary country in the sixtieth year of your independence,” he said.
“There were abhorrent and unjustifiable acts of violence committed against Kenyans as they waged… a painful struggle for independence and sovereignty. And for that, there can be no excuse.
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