Video: Eggs thrown at King Charles III during his York visit

A protester attacked King Charles III by throwing eggs at him during the York visit. The 23 years old protester who has been released on bail was charged with violating the peace on Wednesday.

While the local authorities welcomed King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla, the protester began booing them before throwing the four eggs at them.

According to the Officers, a “well-rehearsed” security arrangement had been set up for the visit to ensure the safety of the royal couple. As the royals waved to spectators at Micklegate Bar, the king was not spared since the public continued to comment on him.

A security guard in a suit seemed to protect the king then and temporarily gripped his shoulder while the eggs were being thrown. An egg almost hit the King but did not react.

Charles Philip Arthur George, mostly known as King Charles III, was born on November 14, 1948, and is the King of the United Kingdom and the fourteen other Commonwealth realms.

Charles Philip Arthur George was made Prince of Wales in 1958, and his inauguration was held in 1969. He finished his education at Cheam and Gordonstoun schools.

Later, Charles spent six months at the Timbertop campus of Geelong Grammar School in Victoria, Australia. In February 1981, Charles proposed to Diana for marriage, and on July 29, 1981, they tied the knot at St Paul’s Cathedral.

British Prime Minister John Major announced In December 1992 the couple’s legal separation in Parliament.