King Charles Breaks Royal Tradition at Birthday Parade Amid Cancer Battle originally appeared on Parade. King Charles III ...

King Charles waved to the crowds who had lined the Mall as he left Buckingham Palace as part of his annual birthday parade ...

The King is set to break with a royal tradition for a second year in a row at his annual birthday parade.Charles, 76, will ...

King Charles to Sit Out Major Royal Event in Stunning Break From Tradition originally appeared on Parade. King Charles III ...

AP King Charles has strayed from royal tradition with his year’s Christmas speech. The monarch, 76, who opted to break tradition last year by writing the speech himself, has prerecorded his ...

The King has broken with a royal tradition for his Christmas message, it has been revealed. Charles, 76, has recorded his speech outside a royal residence for the first time in more than a decade ...

King Charles III is breaking Christmas tradition with his annual speech. The royal family’s official Instagram account shared a photo from Charles’ prerecorded holiday broadcast on Monday ...

And on Monday, that tradition will see a new twist, as King Charles will be standing beside a living tree for the very first time, marking his ongoing environmental efforts. The tree, according to ...

King Charles skipped ... He also broke tradition by choosing to wear a robe previously used in his grandfather’s coronation. POOL/AFP via Getty Images While Charles looked regal in his tunic ...

However, that doesn’t mean Charles doesn’t have plans to break a longstanding, outdated tradition. His coronation ceremony will do just that in one fundamental way. King Charles III is ...

The coronation, which will take place on 6 May, breaks tradition from previous occasions which have often taken place on a weekday. WATCH: Everything you need to know about King Charles ...

When it comes to the coronation, family comes first. In a "bold move," the grandchildren of Camilla, queen consort, will have an official role at the upcoming ceremony, the U.K. Times recently ...