Despite his not being dead, the royal family is planning King Charles' funeral

The British newspaper "Daily Beast" reported that the royal family has begun preparations for the funeral of King Charles III.

It is difficult to understand almost anything that has happened in the royal story since February 5, 2024, the day King Charles announced to the world that he had cancer, the newspaper said in a report, noting that when King Charles III ascended the throne, most people expected that he would live as long as his mother (96) or his father (99), but there are only a few optimists who believe that.

She pointed out that even if Charles is eventually declared to be in a state of complete recovery, when he broke with centuries-old royal tradition and announced that he had cancer, planning for the reign of (Crown Prince) King William V began behind the scenes, according to Sputnik Agency.

She explained that the King's condition was serious, and this was of course the reason that prompted Prince Harry to travel from California three days later, and this was why the King agreed to meet him, indicating that Harry was more likely to be able to make a deal with King Charles III than William V.

A royal source said some insiders believe Harry has taken advantage of his family secrets in the hope that he will be able to return to the royal family because of his father's love for his "beloved son".

Joke or embarrassment? A situation between Queen Camilla and King Charles Queen Camilla, 76, first raised the issue during a visit to London's Garden Museum on June 12 to tour the "Gardening Bohemia: Outdoor Women of Bloomsbury" exhibition, which she said was part of a private royal event hosted by England's King Charles.

Queen Camilla reveals she does some of King Charles' duties Queen Camilla revealed for the first time details about a royal job held by King Charles, the King of Britain, and joked that she was acting on his behalf and therefore wanted to take it on instead of him, but she said that as a joke.

In an impromptu speech, Queen Camilla said: "I don't know how many times I've been here, but it's been quite a lot. I know my husband is the patron, but I may have to remind him to come and visit, and I'd really like to do that for him."

Her candid comments drew laughter from the audience, as she said: “This is a wonderful place and every time I am invited I come straight away. I think this wonderful exhibition celebrating women in horticulture is very important.”

On June 1, the King's Foundation announced Beckham's appointment as its ambassador. King Charles founded the charity when he was Prince of Wales in 1990 with the aim of improving communities where people, places and the public can coexist harmoniously.

David Beckham meets King Charles Last month, the former England football captain visited King Charles Gardens at Highgrove in Gloucestershire to meet the King, learn more about the organisation and check out some of the charity's educational programmes at on-site workshops.

The King's Foundation provides educational courses to approximately 15,000 students each year, as well as health and wellbeing programmes to a further 2,000 people each year.

Other initiatives include regeneration projects across the UK and abroad to revitalise communities and historic buildings.

“I am excited to be working with The King’s Foundation and to have the opportunity to help raise awareness of the charity’s work,” Beckham said in a statement. “I have always been keen to help young people broaden their horizons and I am particularly looking forward to supporting the Foundation’s educational programmes and its efforts to ensure greater access to nature for young people.”