King Charles III faced unexpected situation during his latest royal engagement inLichfield on Monday, October 27.
The monarch appears angry as he was confronted by protester, yelling at the King if he asked the police to cover for his brother.
The delightful moment turned into alarming situation when he was greeting a crowd at Lichfield Cathedral in the West Midlands.
During the walkabout outside the cathedral, the protester shouted: "How long have you known about Andrew and Epstein?"
He was eventually drowned out by the crowd with chants of "God Save The King".
Fans from the US also gathered outside the cathedral for hours to see the King after he met community groups and volunteers inside.
The royalists waved flags, held posters and photographs as he spent time shaking hands and engaging with the public.
Earlier, the monarch visited to the nearby National Memorial Arboretum, where he met multiple serving and former members of the armed forces.
The King's outing comes amid drama surrounding Prince Andrew, with the disgraced royal poised to leave Royal Lodge after not paying rent on the property for over 20 years.
The British King unveiled a memorial dedicated to LGBT+military personnel, marking his first official engagement in support of the community.