He could do it very well." "They're very popular, they're very nice, they're jolly, they're honorable, [and] they're loyal to all the royal family. So he could do that," she added. "I think he's trying to save the country money, but it might not be worthwhile.

King Charles III made a surprise appearance at the Royal Windsor Horse Show on Friday, greeting niece Zara Tindall with a sweet hug. Charles was all smiles at the event, despite the pouring rain. It’s his third public-facing engagement in four days since his return to royal duties this week.

King Charles received a hug from his niece Zara Tindall, as he visited the Royal Windsor Horse Show after returning to official public duties this week. The King, who is undergoing cancer treatment, made a visit to the show on Friday afternoon.