Coronation of King Charles III may be cancelled after protests against the monarchy

According to a reputable Australian media outlet, a number of circumstances, including multiple public disruptions in the United Kingdom, may cause the coronation of King Charles III to be postponed. King Charles III has been dealing with a lot of worries lately as the day that might either be the happiest or worst of his life approaches.

The British royal family is currently dealing with a never-ending stream of rumors and controversies, and has recently had to handle a number of protests from the demographic most susceptible to the European crisis brought on by the situation in Ukraine. King Charles III’s “absurd” choices have drawn harsh criticism for the tragic waste of riches and money at Buckingham Palace.

The report on how much money would be needed to cover the coronation of the king on May 6 has caused the most commotion among English people. The institutions have provided figures of up to 100 million euros, which have outraged much of the United Kingdom because, according to the media, they claim that with that money, the shortage of some of the most essential goods faced by the most vulnerable families as a result of rising prices in several countries, could be resolved.

King Charles III’s decision to have his photograph displayed in the major public buildings and institutions, which was said to have cost 9 million euros, is another decision that has incited public outrage against the British royal. In his own urgency for the coronation ceremony to occur exactly as he desires, analysts claim that King Charles III is wrapping the “noose around his neck” by ignoring crucial details that could undermine the anticipated occasion.