A long-standing royal tradition dating back to the 19th century could come to an end when Prince William takes the throne.
King Charles has long favoured traditional Scottish attire since spending his childhood summers in Scotland. He’s been seen wearing kilts in an array of tartan patterns each year while holidaying at the royal family’s Balmoral Castle estate in Aberdeenshire and attending Scottish ceremonial events.
The monarch was recently seen grinning from ear to ear when he visited the Scottish Highlands last week ahead of his retreat to Balmoral for the summer break. While meeting with locals in Dingwall on 7 August, the royal was…
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