British Royal super-fan, 88, says King Charles III will be perfect
"Charles is going to be a perfect King, he was trained by his mother and the family."
By Sarah Ward via SWNS
A British Royal super-fan who met Queen Elizabeth II more times than any other member of the public is hoping to go to the Coronation - despite having just had a cataract op.
Grandad-of-four Terry Hutt, 88, has devotedly attended all Royal events and was nicknamed 'Union Jack Man' by Elizabeth II.
He had a cataract operation on Tuesday - but still hopes to travel to London to see King Charles III take the throne.
Terry, of Weston-Super-Mare, UK, said: "I've got my fingers and toes crossed that I can go.
"I'm hoping to be there for the Coronation, to see all those happy faces.
"I will wear my suit, I even wear it to answer the door."
"Charles is going to be a perfect King, he was trained by his mother and the family.
"I'm sure he knows where he is going and coming from.
"Camilla will make a lovely Queen, whatever anybody says about Camilla she's worked hard in the background.
"She's had her ups and downs."
"I still love the other Queen and all of them."
Terry's message to Harry and William was "Remember the good times."
He added: "My eyesight is getting better by the minute.
"It's great to be alive."
Stories and infographics by ‘Talker Research’ are available to download & ready to use. Stories and videos by ‘Talker News’ are managed by SWNS. To license content for editorial or commercial use and to see the full scope of SWNS content, please email [email protected] or submit an inquiry via our contact form.
Blood test can detect signs of knee condition 8 years before X-rays
Early detection could lead to treatments that slow the progression of the most common form of arthritis.
Man captures ultra rare albino squirrel on camera
The white squirrel has red eyes so is thought to be an albino squirrel.
Adorable dog kicks his leg while he walks
A video captured the pup bouncing along the street of his native China.
Woman with rare ‘Sleeping Beauty’ condition sleeps every four hours
She was diagnosed at age 18 after years of struggling to stay awake in school and nodding off during class.
97-year-old veteran receives WWII service medal 80 years later
"We’re all so proud of Eve."
Parenting1 week agoSingle mom details struggles of feeding her 12 kids
Lifestyle1 week agoWoman regrets her tattoo nightmare: ‘It’s horrendous’
Wildlife4 days agoClever elephant returns visitor’s shoe that fell into enclosure
Health5 days agoNew study reveals ‘old age’ begins later than it used to
Good News5 days agoDisabled student takes first steps in 10 years on graduation stage
- Animals14 hours ago
Adorable dog kicks his leg while he walks
Entertainment2 days agoWhat is the perfect movie length?
Broadcast19 hours agoAre allergies interfering with your social life?
