When King Charles was served ‘wrong cup of tea’ at White House
King Charles once left the White House was disappointed after trip to America
King Charles once met with a mistake during his trip to America.
His Majesty was once served wrong cup of tea that is considered a faux pas in the Royal family language.
Speaking to Hello! magazine, David Charter—author of Royal Audience: 70 Years, 13 Presidents—One Queen's Special Relationship With America—explained: "Ronald Reagan was horrified when he had Prince Charles into the Oval Office and they brought him a cup of tea that still had the tea bag in it, and he could see that he wasn't drinking this cup of tea, and he thought he'd made a terrible faux pas."
However, as per Charter, the "tea bag" mistake is branded "a very small little faux pas" and the error will somehow "somehow only endear each side [the British and Americans] to the other a little bit more," Charter noted.
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