Carlos III’s new anger at the pen with which he signed a document: “God, I hate this”

The problems of Charles III of England in a firm have been repeated. This time at Hillsborough Castle, during his first visit as king to Northern Ireland, and an open microphone has allowed him to hear his anger and frustration. The monarch together with the queen consort has confused the day. “Are we on September 12?” asked the king, to which they replied: “13, sir.” “I have placed the wrong date,” lamented the king. In trying to correct the mistake, the pen has started to leak. “Oh God, I hate this,” he has groaned, to Camilla’s despair. “I can’t stand this,” he insisted. A royal aide quickly withdrew the pen before the queen consort sat down to sign the book herself. This is the second time King Charles III has made headlines for a pen. Carlos III’s ‘authoritarian’ gesture to an assistant at the signing of his proclamationLast Saturday, after being officially proclaimed as the new monarch in a ceremony at St. James’s Palace, the king was seen having a gesture with one of the assistants of the ceremony that some branded as ‘authoritarian’ in the face of the composure that her predecessor, Queen Elizabeth II, always exhibited.