"Whenever King Charles takes the stage, there's a palpable disconnect. I distinctly felt this during his coronation; he appeared almost gloomy throughout the entire ceremony," shared Clive Irving, a columnist for the Daily Beast.
One undeniable reality that has emerged over the course of a year is the stark discrepancy between Queen Elizabeth's exceptional performance and Charles's struggles in the role," continued Irving.
"The Queen possessed an innate ability to connect, whether through the medium of television or in face-to-face interactions. However, when King Charles makes appearances, that vital connection seems conspicuously absent," he emphasized.
Renowned royal author Tom Bower echoed Irving's sentiments. While he acknowledged that the concept of monarchy remains popular among the general public, he also underscored the notable challenges King Charles faces in living up to this cherished tradition.