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Throwback Prince Charles, Adorable Moments of the Future King of England

Throwback Prince Charles, Adorable Moments of the Future King of England

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Throwback Prince Charles, Adorable Moments of the Future King of England

Born with the full name Charles Philip Arthur George, Prince Charles is celebrating his 70th birthday this year. The eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II celebrated his birthday at his mother's residence, Buckingham Palace. The party was attended by family members and several nobles from the European region.

Not only that, the British royal family also shared photos of Prince Charles' childhood. These black and white photos showcase the childhood and teenage years of the future heir to the British throne.

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Born on November 14, 1948, Charles has held the titles of Duke of Cornwall and Duke of Rothesay since 1952. He is the eldest child of Queen Elizabeth and has three siblings.

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Charles studied archaeology and anthropology at Trinity College and graduated in 1970. He also pursued a military career like his father and grandfather.

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Charles began flying helicopters in 1974. His career path was followed by his two children who also became military pilots.

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If Prince Harry is considered a playboy aristocrat, it turns out he inherited this from his father. During his youth, Charles had several lovers. However, he eventually met Lady Diana Spencer, and they got engaged and married in 1981.

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Charles is still actively involved in conservation and arts activities. Queen Elizabeth is impressed by the achievements of her eldest son.

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Their marriage did not go smoothly and they separated in 1992. However, they only finalized their divorce in 1996. It is unfortunate that Lady Diana died in a car accident in Paris in 1997.

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Being the child of the longest-reigning monarch in British history, Charles had to wait quite a long time to sit on the throne. Queen Elizabeth has been in office for almost 67 years.