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health22h ago

King Charles has begun having lunch at midday, reversing a long habit of skipping meals.
The lunch tends to feature a simple, nourishing option such as half an avocado.
The change is linked to health considerations and guidance from doctors.
The shift is described as a practical adaptation tied to hisbusy royal life.
HELLO! notes Charles previously did not eat lunch, a fact listed in a 2018 Clarence House release.
Nutritionists describe avocado as nourishing due to monounsaturated fats and satiety benefits.
Experts suggest simple add-ons like lemon, salt, or eggs can balance the avocado lunch.
The article positions the avocado lunch as a trendy, millennial-friendly option.
The report frames the lunch change as part of King Charles’s evolving health routine.

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world18h ago

King Charles hosts Buckingham Palace reception for Holocaust Memorial Day, highlighting survivor stories.
Helen Aronson refuses to release King Charles's hand, prompting a daughter’s reminder to let go.
Aronson, liberated from the Lodz Ghetto at age 12, shares a poignant moment with the King.
Portraits of seven Holocaust survivors, commissioned by Charles, are now part of the Royal Collection.
Charles and Camilla light candles to honor those who died in the Holocaust and other genocides.
King Charles reflected on the survivors' stories as guiding light for society.
The event referenced the liberation anniversary of Auschwitz and memory of six million Jewish victims.
The couple viewed portraits of seven Holocaust survivors during the reception.
Zigi Shipper’s family attended; Shipper died in 2023 at 93.

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Prince Charles and Prince Harry appear in a brief archival moment as the new documentary links their paths to the monarch’s nature-centric vision.
The film shows Harry fly-fishing with Charles as a child, underscoring the family’s ties to nature within the King’s Harmony narrative.
Finding Harmony frames Charles’s life’s work across nature, sustainability, and the environment as central to the film’s mission.

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Kate Winslet attended the Windsor Castle premiere of Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision with Benedict Cumberbatch and Sophie Hunter.
The documentary centers on King Charles III’s lifelong commitment to green issues, with Winslet narrating.
Judi Dench appeared with partner David Mills, among other stars at the Windsor premiere.
Rod Stewart and Penny Lancaster were spotted at the premiere, with Rod wearing a cross necklace.
The King’s Foundation collaborated on the Prime Video project, featuring footage of Charles discussing environmental goals.
King Charles emphasized the need to bring things back together quickly to address climate and biodiversity loss.
Other notable attendees included Sir Kenneth Branagh, Lolly Adefope, and Stanley Tucci with Felicity Blunt.
The film includes King Charles expressing views about climate change and biodiversity for audience awareness.
The premiere featured other entertainers and media figures, including Jools Holland and Lydia Millen.
King Charles spoke about his environmental work and the need to protect biodiversity in the new footage.
The affair of the premiere drew media attention from multiple outlets beyond the Daily Mail.

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King Charles III hosted Prime Video's premiere of 'Finding Harmony: A King's Vision' at Windsor Castle, a first for a royal residence screening.
The 90-minute documentary profiles the King's eco-activism and philosophy of harmony with nature, produced with The King's Foundation.
Dame Judi Dench, Kate Winslet, and Sir Rod Stewart attended the Windsor premiere, underscoring high-profile interest.
The premiere included a playful moment as the King referenced 'Cluckingham Palace' during a tour of his garden.
Officials describe the event as a polemic rather than an objective documentary, aligning with the King's environmental advocacy.
The film will stream in 240 territories next Friday, expanding the reach beyond UK terrestrial TV.
The production emphasizes the King’s life as activist, eco-warrior, and critic of environmental degradation.
People within the royal circle, including Kate Winslet, participated as the film's narrator and presenter.
The King shared light moments with guests, including his garden monologue and a branch collision anecdote.
The event coincides with ongoing coverage of royal personalities and the couple’s public engagements.
The premiere highlighted the King's long-standing commitment to sustainable communities through The King's Foundation.

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