King Charles 'sleeps in oxygen tent' to cope with troubling health problem, expert claims
King Charles sleeps in an oxygen tent in an attempt to combat a bothersome illness that's plagued him, according to claims made in a new royal book.Ingrid Seward's new title 'My Mother and I' has been released today and sheds light on the complex relationship the late Queen Elizabeth shared with her eldest son, Charles.The book details how the King was largely raised by nannies as his mother attended to her demanding duties as the sovereign.it also explores how the mother and son had two very different upbringings and claims that the former monarch was left perplexed by her son's lifestyle due to the fact he had always grown up as heir to the throne and knew one day he would eventually become King.According to Ingrid, Charles' upbringing led to his often unusual approach to life, the Mirror reports.She writes in her new book: "The Queen never understood Charles' pampered lifestyle and found it rather mystifying, as by nature Charles is not a selfish man, but a life of being deferred to often stopped him considering others. "He has no sympathy for trivial ailments and combats his own sinus problems by sleeping in an oxygen tent."Tiredness or oversleeping are not acceptable excuses for missing even an hour's work and he will never have a lie-in on a Sunday morning, even if he is feeling unwell."Elsewhere in the book, there are revelations and bombshells not only about Queen Elizabeth and King Charles but also about the likes of Prince Harry, Meghan Markle and even Princess Diana.One of the most explosive claims in the book is that the late Prince Philip had a coded nickname for Meghan Markle which was 'DoW' because she reminded him so much of Wallis Simpson, the Duchess of Windsor.Harry first met the former Suits actress
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