Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, will soon become the King and Consort of the United Kingdom. Through the years, they have already traveled a lot due to their royal duties and responsibilities.
Although the public, as well as the media, has seen the royal couple wearing regal clothing and accessories, reports said that this is not always the case. There were also some instances when they acted like the rest of the public, according to Business Insider.
The most recent photograph of the Prince of Wales and his wife that shows them acting like "commoners" was in March. Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles, reportedly, boarded one of London's double-decker buses to go to their royal engagement at the London Transport Museum.
As reported, they waited outside Clarence House to board a bus. They were not alone, as well, since the local school children joined them on the ride.
A year earlier, the royal couple also made into the headlines during their trip to Cuba. Several photos of them showing how much they were enjoying their time in Havana emerged in various publications.
It reportedly became a huge surprise to everyone when Prince Charles drove a 1953 MG Series TD with Camilla in the passenger seat. This then became the "highlight" of the trip, as per Architectural Digest.
Aside from the iconic car ride, they also reportedly posed for photos beside the John Lennon statue in the city. Not to mention, they also made their own mojitos during a visit to one of the bars in Havana.
The Heir Apparent and his wife are rarely seen wearing casual clothes when going out. It is not surprising, though, considering that there are certain rules when it comes to the royals' dresses and clothing.
But, amid the pandemic crisis, Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles donned a pair of jeans and casual tops outside Birkhall, as seen on the photos. They reportedly posed for a picture to mark their 15th wedding anniversary.
The same report also suggested that the Duchess of Cornwall likely has a "dark sense of humor." This comes after a photo of her and the Prince of Wales shows that while her husband plays along with her, she was holding a knife. As noted, this happened during their most recent visit to Australia.
Several publications asserted that Prince Charles and Camilla, acting like commoners, is no longer a new thing before the public. In proving these claims, reports released several photos of the couple, dating back to the early 2000s, featuring such actions during their engagements,
