70 years ago, mischievous Prince Charles bounced between the mantles of the newly crowned Elizabeth II; The coronation rehearsal started today in London

While the rehearsals for the coronation ceremony were going on King Charles III of the United KingdomOn May 6, the British royal family’s Instagram account highlighted pictures of Queen Elizabeth II’s mischievous first-born child at her enthronement in 1953.

Carlos, who was only 5 years old at the time, appears very close to his mother Isabel, and in the pictures he can be seen playing with the long ermine robes of both the sovereign and his grandmother the Queen Mother.

Princess Anne, a year younger than her brother, replicates all the prince’s facial expressions, such as when they cover their faces during the graphics after the coronation ceremony.

Carlos’ childhood pictures recall his mischievous grandson Luis, aged just five, being bored and causing a ruckus during Elizabeth II’s jubilee ceremony last June. when the boy made faces and argued with his mother Catalina.

Princes Carlota and Luis, stars who rose during the jubilee celebration of Queen Elizabeth II.

International media predicted the presence of the third son of William and Catherine of Wales at most of the ceremonies to be held, first at Westminster Abbey in front of 2,000 guests, including heads of state, crowned heads and members of civil society; later at the coronation luncheon and concert.

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King Charles and Prince William led the royal family in a coronation rehearsal at Westminster Abbey today.

Just days after the historic event, Charles III was photographed beaming outside a central London church as he arrived with Prince William, Princess Kate of Wales and their children Prince George, Charlotte and Louis, five.

Princess Anne and Queen Camilla were there to greet the Dean of Westminster and other church officials before entering. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak also joined the royal family.

It comes after thousands of members of the Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force marched from Buckingham Palace to the Abbey in the early hours of the morning as they rehearsed for the big day on Saturday, May 6. (AND)