King Charles III of Great Britain made his first public appearance after the fake news of his death. Photo

King Charles III of Great Britain was spotted in public for the first time after the Russian fake news about his death was spread. The ruler left Windsor Palace and arrived at Clarence House in London on the morning of March 19, where he also managed to take official pictures.

The 75-year-old monarch, who is being treated for cancer, was sitting in the back seat of an untinted car, so the paparazzi took high-quality shots, which were published by the Daily Mail tabloid.

Charles III was looking out the window and did not show any signs of ill health. The day before, the British Embassy in Moscow was forced to issue an official statement, claiming that the king was alive, as the Russian media reported the tragic news from London.

A "statement from Buckingham Palace" about His Majesty's "unexpected death" was circulated on social media, but the authenticity of the document was soon denied.

On March 19, Charles III held an audience with Korean War veterans at Buckingham Palace. He stood confidently on his feet, smiled and talked to the British.

In the footage, the king is wearing the same blue tie with white polka dots that was seen on him in the car. This allows us to dismiss doubts about fake photos.

The King of Great Britain was last seen in public on March 13. He was receiving guests at Buckingham Palace on the occasion of the Commonwealth Day, demonstrating his good mood.

By the way, today the network also posted footage of Princess Kate Middleton of Wales, who disappeared from the media a few months ago.

As OBOZ.UA previously wrote, in the event of His Majesty's sudden death, the British government has a secret plan codenamed "Menai Bridge". Similar procedures have already been carried out with other deceased members of the royal family.

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