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‘That’s the end of your career’: Royal guard unleashes fury after filming himself ‘taking the c***’ by turning on his rifle while on a post outside Windsor Castle
- A member of the Royal Guard filmed himself loitering around Windsor Castle, apparently aimlessly.
- He said: ‘I am destined to take care of the royal family, currently looking at ducks’
- The clip has garnered thousands of views and comments on the Tiktok platform.
A video of the King’s Guard ‘looking at a duck’ while on duty was shared on social media.
The clip appears to show a Royal Family guard hanging around Windsor Castle.
The video filmed by the guard himself was shared on Tiktok, where it has been viewed thousands of times.
The young man is heard saying: ‘I am currently standing outside Windsor Castle.
I’m supposed to take care of the royal family. Currently looking at two ducks.
‘I do not care? No, she was heard to say.
The video sparked a flurry of comments on Tiktok.
Calum posted: “How to make yourself really unpopular at work really fast.”
AK Smart Repairs added: “How to get really unpopular at work real fast.”
Karen Grogan wrote: “How to make yourself really unpopular at work very fast.”
The King hosted his first annual Christmas meal for the Royal Family at large as monarch at Windsor Castle.
The clip was filmed by a royal guard on duty at Windsor Castle, where the King hosted his first family Christmas dinner as monarch last week.
This year’s event saw the family come together in the biggest gathering since the Queen’s funeral in September, and it was the first time the traditional reunion had taken place since 2019, due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Dozens of royals attended, with the Queen Consort and the Earl and Countess of Wessex among the first to arrive, but notable absentees included Prince Harry and Meghan and their son Archie and daughter Lilibet, who remain in the US. .us
The turkey and side dishes lunch is usually held annually at Buckingham Palace on the Wednesday before Christmas, shortly before the monarch leaves for Sandringham for the festive season.
The queen consort looked serene as she was brought to Windsor Castle today, bundled up in a navy blue puffer jacket, ahead of the annual Christmas lunch.
However, this year, in a break with tradition, the event took place at Windsor Castle.
The first to arrive this afternoon was King Charles himself, who traveled to Windsor in a carriage. He opted for a smart baby blue tie for the occasion, which he paired with a navy suit.
Meanwhile, the queen consort followed shortly after, appearing composed as she was led onto the castle grounds.
She was bundled up in a navy puffer jacket, which she paired with a blue velvet blouse underneath.
King Charles hosted his first annual Christmas lunch for the royal family at large as monarch at Windsor Castle this afternoon.
Meanwhile, Princess Anne donned a pair of dark sunglasses as her husband Tim Laurence took her to the event.
Mike Tindall and his wife Zara with their children leave Windsor Castle today
Zara was pictured wearing a blue and gold patterned ensemble, believed to have cost £250 from ME + EM
Prince and Princess Michael of Kent sit next to each other as they leave Windsor Castle
Prince Edward brought his wife, Sophie Wessex, and their teenage daughter, Lady Louise Windsor, to the grounds of Windsor Castle.
The Countess and Lady Louise sat next to each other in the back seat of the carriage.
And while the Countess opted for a chic brown coat for the occasion, Lady Louise appeared in a bright pink floral blouse for the outing.
Often seen in casual country clothing or prim dresses, the modest 19-year-old spent her childhood largely out of the spotlight, recently beginning to attend St Andrew’s University.