A (Fake) Boyfriend for Christmas by Sean Ashcroft

But they featured in the new documentary.Įlsewhere, Princess Alexandra's children James and Marina Ogilvy were seen enjoying a corridor full of extravagant gifts including a race car, huge blue giraffe and red space hoppers.īut being a Prince did not save Charles from being reprimanded by his mother, with the late Queen shouting: 'Charles, come on!' as he happily set about throwing sticks on a bonfire in the woods. He made the candid remarks in Royal Family, the 1969 behind-the-scenes film which has not been broadcast for more than 45 years on the orders of the late Queen. 'And, in that sense, I'm only beginning to see my parents and the rest of my family as other people, do you know what I mean? That you look upon them as having their own different characteristics.' I tend to think of my family as very special people. He is such a wonderful grandpa! So glad they have him around and vice versa.'Įlsewhere, in footage captured when he was just 18, Charles says: 'I like to think of us more as a family rather than as a firm. 'It's very precious,' they added.Ī second said on Instagram: 'Look how adorable they are. 'Grandpa King is adorable!,' wrote one individual on Twitter.

Royal fans were delighted to spot the previously unseen images in the documentary, which charted the King's journey from prince to monarch. 'I mind so much about the future, what we're going to leave to our children and grandchildren,' he said.

The adorable photographs were shown over a previous interview with Charles, where he explained how his grandchildren motivate his passion to care for the environment.

A (Fake) Boyfriend for Christmas by Sean Ashcroft