Despite being born in November, Charles will be on hand this Saturday at the King\u0027s Birthday Parade
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Charles and Camilla arrive at the CHOGM Dinner at the Cinnamon Lakeside Hotel during the Commonwealth Heads of Government 2013 Opening Ceremony at the Lotus Theatre on Nov. 15, 2013 in Colombo, Sri Lanka.Relatedly, an ancient tradition for the royals is to avoid shellfish, as the risk of getting to protect the line of succession in the event of a crash. It’s similar to the “designated survivor” rule employed by the U.S. government, where a cabinet member refrains from attending events that will be highly concentrated with government officials, such as the State of the Union, so someone will be in place for succession if tragedy were to occur.Article content
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