King Charles may have to clamp down on Harry attacks
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King Charles III appeared in public this morning for the first time since Netflix dropped its trailer for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Netflix documentary series. The King was spotted outside and beamed at cameras as he attended the 11am morning service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, Norfolk. He donned a brown overcoat and shoes and was accompanied by a walking companion.
He was received by an energetic public, with people eagerly greeting the monarch.
As he left the church, one member of the public shouted "God save the king!".
The King responded with a warm smile and waved at the well-wisher.
He appeared untroubled despite a recent media storm surrounding his son and daughter-in-law.
Netflix released the first trailer for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's upcoming documentary series on Wednesday.
The documentary promises to place a spotlight on the couple's lives, with an in-depth look at their time in the Firm.
Buckingham Palace is reportedly preparing to respond to any allegations made by the couple in the coming days.
Insiders have warned a "briefing war" looms on the horizon.
