
Prince Charles, in the presence of British journalists, called them a "damn brother", RIA Novosti reports.
The incident occurred during a protocol photo and video shooting at the Swiss resort Klostez, where the heir to the British throne is now resting with his two sons - William and Harry. When the BBC correspondent Nicholas Witchell asked Prince Charles about his feelings on the eve of the wedding with Mrs. Camilla Parker-Bowles outlined on April 8, the heir to the British throne at first tried to joke. “I am very glad that you heard about it,” Charles answered. After that, he said quietly, turning towards his youngest son: "This damn breeding. I can’t stand this person. I mean that he is so disgusting, just terrible." But the sensitive microphones of journalists standing at a distance clearly recorded these words. The British media has already christened this case with a PR catastrophe a week before the wedding of Charles and Camilla.
Prince’s spokeswoman Charles Paddy Harveson noted that he could be in a bad mood due to the fact that the photographers-parasi already found out about the place of rest of the royal family and published photos of Prince William with a girlfriend Kate Middleton. Harveson indicated that the Prince of Wales did not want to arrange this photography for journalists. However, by tradition, during Easter rest, reporters are given a chance to capture members of the royal family. Prince Charles himself said before the shooting: "I hate to do it." These words were also caught by the sensitive microphones of British journalists.