A young Australian woman in a bikini shocked royal fans by holding up a very provocative sign during King Charles’ visit to the Sydney Opera House on Tuesday.
The blonde bombshell, who was wearing a blue bikini and ripped jeans, screamed to get the monarch’s attention when he and Queen Camilla were spotted in public on Sydney Harbour.
After drawing the attention of those around her, though not necessarily the King’s, the woman held up a sign that read: “Charles, there can be 3 people in your marriage again.”
This was a cheeky reference to something Diana, Princess of Wales, said about her ex-husband, Prince Charles, in a famous BBC interview in 1995.
Diana and Charles divorced in 1992 and in an interview with Martin Bashir for Panorama three years later, she said: “There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded.”
The third person he was referring to was Camilla Parker Bowles, with whom Charles had had an affair while still married to Diana.
The princess had also had affairs: she was romantically involved with James Hewitt, a British Army captain, and had an affair with her protection officer, Barry Mannakee.
Prince Charles is now, of course, King Charles, and Camilla Parker Bowles, whom he married on April 9, 2005, is now Queen Camilla.
A young Australian woman in a bikini (in the center of the photo) surprised royal fans by holding a very provocative sign during King Charles’ visit to the Sydney Opera House.
The woman (pictured) was holding a sign that said: “Charles, there can be 3 people in your marriage again.”
Some of the royal fans standing in the Sydney spring sunshine wore crowns, some held signs reading “My King” or “We love you, Charles”, but the young blonde’s sign stood out for its outrageous message.
The King extended his arm for the Queen to hold as they descended steep steps to great applause from the excited crowd.
They occasionally waved as they did so, but it’s unknown if they heard the Australian blonde’s cries for attention or if they noticed her homemade sign referring to both of them.
A royal admirer told the king: “We would like to have more time with you.” Charles replied: “The doctors won’t let me.”
The sign (pictured) was a cheeky reference to something Diana, Princess of Wales, said about her ex-husband, Prince Charles, in a famous BBC interview in 1995.
The King extended his arm for the Queen to hold as they descended steep steps to great applause from the excited crowd.
Her Majesty paused her cancer treatment during the grueling 11-day tour of Australia and Samoa alongside Queen Camilla as they greeted dignitaries, attended functions and even confronted protesting politicians.
The 75-year-old monarch looked energetic and animated as he shook hands with legions of fans, threw sausages at a barbecue and spoke of his admiration for Australia’s leading tucker on Tuesday.
The King has reportedly traveled with two of his personal doctors and a supply of his own blood, to ensure there is an exact match should a transfusion be required.
You also have some of the best medical equipment at your disposal in any city you travel to, as well as an ambulance that travels in convoy with your motorcade.
Charles and Camilla left Australia on Wednesday morning after five days of official engagements in Sydney and Canberra.