The crowning of King Charles and Queen Camilla last weekend was one of the most important occasions in British history. While all eyes were on the new king, some royal fans observed that future Prince William and Princess Kate arrived late for the event. A biographer now claims that their children were to blame for the family's late arrival. According to royal writer Omid Scobie, there were just a few glitches on the day, and the children of the Princess and Princess of Wales were "to blame" for the short delay. "There was no room for error," he continued. And, happily, the day went off without a hitch thanks to the weeks of rehearsals that the royals put in before the coronation." This might explain why the King and Queen arrived at the church before William and Kate, despite Buckingham Palace releasing the Order of Service ahead of the coronation. This revealed that the Wales family was intended to arrive before Charles and Camilla and march in front of the queen. PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL! "Their Royal Highnesses, The Prince and Princess of Wales and their children arrive at the Great West Door and are conducted to their seats in the Lantern," stated the Order of Service. "Everyone remains seated."Your Majesties The King and Queen make their way to the West Gate. A fanfare is played. "Everyone stands." The procession had to be reorganized due to the family's late arrival, with William and Kate following the King and Queen rather than arriving ahead of them. When King Charles lamented that 'we can never be on time' while sitting in the Diamond Jubilee State Coach prior of his Coronation, lip readers noted him becoming quite agitated. The monarch was seen on video conversing with Queen Camilla after they arrived at Westminster Abbey five minutes early and ended up waiting outside. This follows reports that Prince George forced King Charles to modify a royal custom on the big day. At the Coronation, the nine-year-old was appointed as a Page of Honour, whose task it is to carry the King and Queen's robes into Westminster Abbey. The Pages of Honour historically wore a knee-length red coat with gold embellishments over a white satin waistcoat and lace jabot. They are also expected to wear white breeches and stockings. This was the ensemble role, but Prince George was allegedly not interested in it. The prince "wasn't keen on wearing tights and becoming a ribaldry subject at school." THANK YOU FOR WATCHING AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL! #catherine princess of wales,#kate middleton,#prince william,#prince of wales,#princess kate,#princess catherine,#king charles,#camilla parker bowles,#royal family,#royal family channel,#british kings,#british news,#princess charlotte,#princegeorge,#princelouis,#royal children, #coronation, #coronation king charles, #royal coronation, #Westminster Abbey