On May 13, local time, King Charles III of the United Kingdom and his eldest son, William, Prince of Wales, staged a long-lost picture in the same frame.
At Hampshire Airport, Charles, 75, handed over to his eldest son, the Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Air Corps, in front of an Apache helicopter.
After lamenting the end of his 32-year tenure, Charles did not forget to praise his heir, saying that William was a "very good pilot." ”
Both father and son seemed to be in a happy mood, and according to body language expert Jodie James, William seemed "proud and happy" to see his father, who was suffering from cancer, "laughing back and forth" at one point, while their "energetic walks together" showed a "sense of ease and familiarity". In addition, Judy also emphasized that Charles and William are more likely to show that they are in a pure father-son relationship when interacting with each other, and they also like to have each other around.
Most of the time, Charles William, father and son, don't cross paths during their "work" and have their own things to do, so it's rare to see them interact.
Many years ago, Charles wrote to a friend when William was born, saying that his son, like himself, had "carrot" fingers, but now it seems that William's fingers, although not slender, are still a little longer than his father's. Of course, Charles's fingers seemed to be swollen or related to poor circulation, not to mention that he had been undergoing months of cancer treatment.
Charles also visited the Army Flight Museum in Mid-Walop that day, where he spoke to others about his cancer treatment.
Aaron Maplebeck, a British Army veteran, made public about Charles' conversation with him, telling the king that he had undergone chemotherapy for testicular cancer and had lost his sense of taste, to which Charles responded that it had happened to him.
However, Buckingham Palace has not confirmed the details of Charles's treatment, and royal officials have so far only said that the king is undergoing an undisclosed cancer treatment.
After becoming the new colonel in chief of the Army Air Corps, William, now 42, showed his skills by flying off the airbase in a black Apache helicopter.
This was the helicopter that William was flying at the time, and it wasn't a difficult thing for him, as his father said, he was a very good pilot, and he had been trained for a long time.
William, who changed into a new uniform, talked and laughed with his new subordinates, and was very happy. It is reported that because of William's promotion, Kate, as the Princess of Wales, also received a gift from the Army Air Corps on the same day, a tartan jacket, and the three children of the Welsh family also received wooden helicopters.
Here William is excited, but at the same time, his younger brother, Prince Harry, has become the lost man.
According to earlier reports, Harry, now 39, "burst into tears" after Charles announced that he would hand over the post of colonel of the Army Air Corps to William. According to royal expert Tom Quinn, "Harry is said to have burst into tears when he heard the news. "Obviously, it was a real blow for him.
Harry was a former member of the Army Air Corps and had traveled with the unit on missions in Afghanistan, an experience he is proud of.
Some commentators have pointed out that if Harry does not follow Meghan away, the position should belong to him.