Royal Affection: King Charles’ Heartwarming Embrace of Grandchildren Captured in New Documentary

In a heartwarming display of familial affection, King Charles was recently seen embracing his grandchildren, Prince Louis, Prince George, and Princess Charlotte, in a new documentary titled Charles III, The Coronation Year.

This delightful moment comes shortly after Prince Harry's claims that his father rarely engages in displays of physical affection such as hugs and kisses.

Scheduled to air at 6.50 pm on Tuesday on BBC One, the documentary offers viewers an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the rehearsals leading up to the prestigious Westminster Abbey ceremony in May.

Among the touching scenes captured, King Charles is depicted showering Prince George and Prince Louis with hugs and kisses, showcasing a side of the monarch rarely seen by the public.

During the rehearsal, Prince Louis looked dapper in a blazer and shorts, while Prince George was dressed smartly in a suit, exuding charm and elegance befitting his royal status.

Additionally, King Charles shared a tender moment with Princess Charlotte, who paid her respects by gracefully curtsying to her grandfather while clad in a light blue patterned dress and a white cardigan.

A particularly amusing moment unfolded during the documentary when King Charles and Prince William practiced the ceremonial kiss of homage, a poignant ritual integral to the coronation ceremony.

Reflecting on the touching interactions captured on film, Bishop of Hereford Richard Jackson remarked to The Telegraph on the extraordinary display of affection within the royal family, emphasizing their close-knit bond across generations.

However, Prince Harry's perspective on the matter offers a contrasting view, as he revealed in his memoir, “the older generation maintained a nearly zero tolerance prohibition on all physical contact.”

According to Harry, there were strict limits on displays of affection, with hugs, kisses, and even pats being rare occurrences, reserved only for special occasions.