Non-royal manicure: what do they look like near the hands of Charles III

Last autumn, after the death of Elizabeth II, Charles III became king – and received the status of the most mentioned person in all of Britain. Previously, a member of the royal family was in the background of public attention, giving way to the Queen and, in particular, sons-in-law and daughters-in-law. Now the new king is on everyone’s lips: and fans appreciate not only every step the monarch takes, but also any unsettling features of his appearance.

Many experts have already managed to assess the hands of the monarch. And almost everyone agrees on one thing: such swelling can indicate arthritis or a tendency to high water retention in the body. However, neither the first nor the second hypothesis seem surprising: after all, Karl is already 74 years old, and at this age it is impossible to have perfect health.

By the way, about the nails themselves. Due to their wide shape, they look neglected or distorted – in all pictures in different ways. And that’s also completely understandable. The fact is that one of the main hobbies of Charles III is gardening. For many years, the king not only attends various events related to the agrarian theme and takes care of agricultural funds, but also constantly spends time in his personal garden – and is not afraid of the dirtiest work. Thus, the monarch does not care at all about the beauty of the nails. Far more important to Carl is growing his own organic crop for the table!

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