The privileged role King Charles III gave to the son of Prince William’s mistress at his coronation

A couple of weeks before the coronation of King Charles III, the controversy surrounding the alleged infidelity committed by Prince William to Kate Middleton, continues to give much to talk about, and now the news about the privileged position that the monarch gave to the son of the mistress of the firstborn of Lady Di in the ceremony has resounded around the world.

Although Prince William has done the impossible to clean his image after it was stained by rumors that he was unfaithful to Kate Middleton, things have not been easy for him, since Rose Hanbury is increasingly closer to the royal family, especially King Charles III, who has caused the Princess of Wales to be uncomfortable.

King Charles III has been in charge of adjusting the last details of the coronation to be held on May 6, so some specifications have come to light that have attracted much attention. Such as the privileged position assigned by the sovereign to the son of Prince Willian’s mistress at the event, which allegedly has outraged Kate Middleton, since he will be next to her firstborn George.

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As is well known, in the line of succession to inherit the throne of England is the son of the Prince and Princess of Wales, George Alexander Louis who is one step below his father William, so he will undoubtedly have a very important role in the coronation of his grandfather Charles III; however, this situation will be overshadowed by the privileged position assigned to the son of Kate Middleton’s husband’s mistress at the event held on May 6.

After King Charles III surprised all England with the decision to appoint David Rocksavage, Marquess of Cholmondeley and husband of Rose Hanbury, Prince William’s alleged mistress, as his private secretary, the son of the couple will also have a very important role in the coronation of the monarch.

It is presumed that Oliver Cholmondeley will be at Prince George’s side, playing the role of page boy at the ceremony, causing discomfort in the English society, as they will also be accompanied by the grandsons of the Queen consort, Camilla Parker, Gus and Louis Lopes, 13 years old, and Freddy Parker Bowles, also 13 years old. In addition to his grandnephew, Arthur Elliot, 10 years old, and Nicholas Barclay, 13 years old, grandson of Sarah Troughton.