Prince Charles asks two men to help him get dressed every morning and iron his laces

It is no secret that members of the royal family lead a more privileged life than many of us. We know that they have cooks, drivers, badistants and butlers at their disposal and we told ourselves that they had probably made strange requests behind closed doors. It was reported that Prince Charles employees called him "the pampered prince" because of the tasks he entrusted to them, ranging from dressing him to ironing his laces.

Here is more information about this, as well as what the Duke of Cornwall had to say about one of the claims.

He has people who dress and iron his laces

This may seem very Coming to America-ish, but Prince Charles would have people helping to dress him up every day.

In the documentary, The madness of Prince CharlesAnthony Holden, royal biographer, said: "Charles, despite all his attempts to find out how the other half lives and cares for the less fortunate of society, nevertheless has two men, paid by the same. State, to help him get dressed in the morning. "

Holden, however, is not the only one to make these claims. Princess Diana's friend and former butler, Paul Burrell, who clarifies what is happening in the royal family, said Charles's employees at Clarence House called him "the pampered prince."

According to Burrell, he is so called because of his extravagant demands, like to make sure that "his pajamas are pressed every morning, his laces are pressed flat with an iron, the stopper of the tub must be in a certain position and the water the temperature should be just lukewarm. "

He takes the toothpaste out of the tube

In addition to all this, Burrell claimed that the future king was asking his badistants to extract the right amount of toothpaste into the tube for him.

"[Charles] ask his valets to squeeze an inch of toothpaste onto his toothbrush every morning, "said Burrell.

In the Amazon Prime documentary Serving the Royals: in the company, Burrell told a story that the prince would not have allegedly grabbed objects that fell out of reach and that he would rather call people from other rooms to retrieve them.

"One time he called me from his library and he said," Oh Paul, a letter from the Queen seems to have fallen into my wastebasket. Would you like to choose it? "Said Burrell.

What Prince Charles denies doing

The Prince of Wales has denied his behavior and says he has his own toilet seat with him when he travels.

The claim was made in the 2018 biography of Tom Bowers titled Rebel Prince, The Power, Pbadion and Challenge of Prince Charles. Bowers writes that the king brings his seat and his luxury toilet paper when he goes abroad.

When the prince was questioned about this during a royal visit to Australia, he replied, "To me what ?! Oh, do not believe all this shit. The very idea! "

His wife, Camilla, then intervened and added, "Do not you believe that?"

Read more: Should Princess Diana marry Prince Andrew instead of Prince Charles?

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