Did you know that the future King Charles III was a very good dancer, music lover, conservationist and had an encyclopedic knowledge of plants? Here are some secrets entrusted by stars to the British edition of Vogue magazine.
Joan Collins, Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss and Stella McCartney have made startling revelations about the future King Charles III, who will be crowned on Saturday.
“He’s a very good dancer,” said Joan Collins, who shared the dance floor with Prince Charles at a charity ball for the first time in 1980. The prince was then married to Lady Diana.
“We had a little dance together, which was really nice,” the 89-year-old actress from London told the British edition of Vogue magazine. And he wrote some very flattering words about it in his book. »
“He had a wonderful voice and a very dry sense of humor”, she adds about the 74-year-old sovereign who is also a great music lover who is particularly fond of classical music and the voice of Barbra Streisand.
Friends in the fashion world
Internationally acclaimed model Naomi Campbell was quick to describe the late Queen Elizabeth II’s son as “approachable and charming.” The Jamaican-born star said he “respects the fact that he cares about visiting Africa and is passionate about what’s happening on the continent”, also telling the British edition of Vogue magazine.
“I give people credit when they stand up and take action – go places and see with their own eyes. That’s what he did. I wish him a great reign and all the success. »
British model Kate Moss also had good words for her future king. “I had so much admiration for the Queen, and I don’t think King Charles will disappoint. I love its values in terms of sustainability, the environment. This is a new era in Britain: an era to be expected and one that brings hope,” she said.
Other big names in the fashion industry have spoken about the ruler, including Stella McCartney, the daughter of former Beatles Paul. The designer mentioned his “soft side which is very precious and rare for a man in his position. »
Charles became the monarch of the United Kingdom immediately after the death of his mother Elizabeth on September 8, 2022. However, he will be officially crowned this Saturday. His wife Camilla will also be elected queen consort at the ceremony.
