King Charles grabbed Queen Camilla by her hand for a date to the Chelsea Flower Show on Monday, May 20, knowing how much of a keen gardener his wife is.
The two toured around many gardens at the event together, breathing in fresh wind under the blazing sun.
Upon representatives hearing that Queen Camilla has watched a “Netflix show of aristocratic dramas,” she was allowed to make a solo visit to the Bridgerton Garden, which was inspired by the same series.
Then, the royal couple eyed a “no adults allowed garden” that was to actually open on Tuesday and was set to only welcome school children inside.
But looking at Queen Camilla’s face, King Charles winked at the young gardeners there, thus earning an exclusive entry to their site.
Kids there made Your Majesty a badge, calling him “King of the Compost,” whereas his spouse earned one labelled “Queen of the Bees.”
It was just last week that the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) named King Charles as a patron. Before him, Queen Elizabeth II had held this particular position for 70 years.
Director Clare Matterson said that his participation with Queen Camilla “means the world” to him, as per AOL.
