King Charles giggles with Rod Stewart and everyone says same thing about rocker's outfit
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King Charles' unlikely friendship with Sir Rod Stewart shows no sign of stopping after the rocker joined the monarch on his latest outing. The veteran singer was seen causing the King to crack up as he joined him for a special event at Dumfries House in Ayrshire, just hours after he and wife Penny Lancaster were named the newest celebrity ambassadors of The King's Foundation.
Rod was seen sporting an gigantic rollerneck sweater on the visit which covered his whole chin as he beamed alongside his wife, and the bold fashion choice has got eveyone talking. As the charity celebrated its 35th anniversary, the King, Sir Rod and Penny were joined by TV host Alan Titchmarsh as they placed items in a special time capsule. And Sir Rod couldn't help but crack a joke by pretending he was preparing to throw his watch into the empty box.
He then pretended to cower as Charles picked up his secateurs to place them in the capsule, to the King's amusement. Charles then put in a personal letter, saying "I'll bury this at the bottom.". The capsule design has been left intentionally plain to both celebrate the British timber used and to give space for other students and alumni to add decorative elements throughout the year.
Sir Rod, who turned 80 last week, and Loose Women star Penny have now joined the likes of David Beckham and Sienna Miller in ambassador roles. The singer, who has long been a supporter of the charity, said: "We are so pleased to be coming on board as ambassadors for The King's Foundation and look forward to lending our support to this worthwhile cause, particularly during such a significant year for the charity.".
