King Charles set to keep Queen's tradition as Camilla refuses to relinquish prized possesion

Charles "loves" custom and plans to keep flute players, a source has guaranteed.

Ruler Charles III will keep the practice of flautists at regal homes - as Camilla says she needs to keep her hidden home as an "escape" from the features of illustrious life. Charles "loves" custom and expects to keep flautists, a source has guaranteed.

"His way of thinking is that the government is the steady state, occupied by various people," a source told The Message. "The family customs will go on as much as those of state."

The source added: "Assuming that the flute player began at 9am, it's far-fetched the Ruler would be there to hear him. He would need to begin at 7am assuming he maintains that his music should be heard. Charles is an extraordinary admirer of custom and I'd completely anticipate that he should protect the job. He has a proclivity with everything Scotland and any individual who has invested energy at Dumfries House will realize that a bagpiper is a standard after-supper installation."

Camilla, the Sovereign Associate, will keep utilizing her confidential home in Wiltshire. Camilla is attached to her bolthole and expects to utilize Beam Plant House, supposedly worth £850,000, as a break.
An anonymous source told the Message : "Assuming that you consider that Highgrove is the most loose of the Lord's homes, even there you are constantly encircled by a group of private staff including a gourmet specialist, a head servant and police everywhere, so there is no obvious confidential time.

"The Ruler has grown up with that his life, so it's all's not such a weight for him to exist in that noticed world. Yet, the Sovereign Partner has consumed the vast majority of her time on earth as a confidential resident. So she figures out the significance of closing your front entryway and having a spot to yourself. Beam Factory is the main spot where she can in a real sense and figuratively start off her shoes and invest energy with loved ones in a truly relaxed environment."