The King has sidestepped questions about the Duke & Duchess of Sussex following the release of their Netflix documentary series.
During a visit to King’s House in central London, His Majesty was asked by members of the public whether he had seen the first episodes of the series.
The King graciously ignored the question and continued to wave to the crowd of well-wishers, before heading to carry out his engagement inside the building.
King’s House is a community hub founded by King’s Cross Church which serves as a place of worship and vital support for people from all walks of life in the local area.
During the visit, King Charles was joined by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of London and the Coptic Orthodox Archbishop of London.
Meanwhile, at 8am on the same morning, Netflix released the first three episodes of the Duke & Duchess of Sussex’s Netflix documentary.
Among the revelations, Meghan said that she was surprised to learn she had to curtsy to Harry’s grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.
Prince Harry also said that Royal Correspondents are made up job titles, and simply serve as a PR extension to the Royal Household.
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