A snippet from the newly-released book, "Endgame," penned by royal author Omid Scobie, sheds light on rumors that have circulated about King Charles's idiosyncrasies. According to the book, there's a suggestion that the monarch prefers his shoelaces to be not just changed but ironed when even the slightest wear is detected.
Additionally, an eyebrow-raising claim is made about Charles having a servant dispense exactly one inch of toothpaste onto his toothbrush as part of his bedtime routine.
The extract from Scobie's book, as published by The Sun, presents these details with an air of intrigue. However, a dissenting voice emerges from a royal insider, intimately acquainted with the day-to-day life of the monarch. This source, speaking to GB News ahead of the book's release, dismisses the claims as "false," injecting a touch of humor by remarking that royal staff "wouldn't even know how to iron shoelaces."
In this interplay of revelations and refutations, the curtain is pulled back on the mystique surrounding King Charles's alleged habits, reminding us of the nuanced dance between truth and speculation within the confines of royal narratives.
