Charles has been a controversial kingdom for many years, from his affair when he married Princess Diana, and alleged continuous political intervention, occasionally making mistakes and scandals involving maids.
Queen Elizabeth II’s eldest son never enjoyed the same public affection as her mother, who could add to the challenges she now faced as king.
He has struggled against a series of headaches of public relations that came from several decades, including accusations of being cold against the first wife of Diana’s popular.
Although there are some new press new people, tabloids have become very experienced in taking pictures to him because it looks far and alone.
Meanwhile, the depiction of the marriage problem in the Netflix Hit series “The Crown” is impossible to gather a lot of Charles sympathy in several decades from that problematic time.
He also faced accusations of disturbing politics on various topics that included architecture, homeopathy, and climate change.
And in 2021 his most trusted aide resigned for the second time in his kingdom career in the midst of controversy.
“I think all of this is damaging, from ‘crown’ to reality to everything that happens,” said Royal writer Penny Junor at the end of 2021, as a cash scandal involving the Charles charity empire erupted.
“There is no good news. Queen is very loved, Charles is less loved. I think it will be difficult for him whatever happens, but all these revelations do not help.”
‘Three people’
Citra Charles received a destroying blow during his fierce separation from Diana.
In an extraordinary 1995 interview where he expressed his feelings over his affair with Camilla Parker Bowles, Diana was famous saying “There are three people” in her marriage.
The royal pair has made the bomb announcement they separated in 1992, but after the fall of the controversial sitting with the BBC “panoramic” program they finally agreed to divorce.
Giving his version of events – and recognizing his own affair – Diana put his struggle in the most famous family in England, criticizing the nobles and questioning Charles’ fitness to become king.
This attracted horror in some parts of the establishment of the British but won his public sympathy, which was only strengthened after his death in a Paris car accident in 1997.
Charles has long been slandered both for infidelity out of wedlock, which was blamed for the separation, and in part because of the poor initial treatment of Diana’s death, when they were widely criticized because they seemed unconscious and were not in line with the public.
However, he gradually won some public support and received acceptance that he had found happiness with Camilla, which he married in 2005.
‘Black spider’
Charles has controversially to speak and appear to pressure politicians, about various controversial public problems from health to the environment.
In a series of now well -known letters between him and the government minister known as the memo of “Black Spider” because of his written handwriting, Charles asked them with various topics.
Published in 2015 after a decade of legal battle carried out by the Guardian newspaper, they were the fate of Patagonian dental fish and the famous modernist building scheme.
Charles’s opposition to the new design that dared first attracted public attention in 1984 when he equated plans to change the national gallery in London to add “terrible carbunction on the face of a friend who is very loved and elegant”.
The disclosure of the “black spider” letters triggered a reaction to the king of the future and his concern beyond his role.
However, in the 2018 interview that marked his 70th birthday, Charles insisted he had never directly interfered in party politics and understood the difference between being Prince Wales and Monarch.
Cash for honours?
Recently, Charles has been involved in the alleged cash scandal.
A series of newspaper revelations claimed his work which was coordinated with aide to provide the honor of the Kingdom and even British citizenship to a Saudi entrepreneur who donated a large number of recovery projects that attracted special interest to Charles.
Michael Fawcett, a former servant who was promoted to the Chief Executive of the Amal Foundation, resigned in 2021 after the launch of the internal investigation of the accusation.
That is the latest claim for Tarnish Fawcett – and, by Association, Charles.
In 2003, Fawcett resigned after being accused of bending the palace rules and receiving valuable royal allowances.
He was then released from charges of financial violations for the sale of unwanted royal prizes, but an internal report found various household members Charles guilty of “serious failure”.