King Charles allegedly had a BBC man thrown out of his coronation rehearsals, with reports claiming that the cameraman was trying to film secret parts of the ceremony.
Charles was crowned alongside Queen Camilla at Westminster Abbey on Saturday, May 6, with millions around the world tuning in to watch the historic event. But preparations for the lavish ceremony did not go without a hitch, as the monarch reportedly spotted a BBC journalist trying to film private parts of the rehearsal on his phone.
Charles is said to have told officials: "He's not filming my Coronation." The King then had security step in and escort the man out and he was banned from undertaking any more work for the BBC over the Coronation weekend, according to The Sun newspaper.
