King Charles was reportedly not pleased to surrender one in all Sandringham’s greatest bedrooms for his brother, Prince Edward.

This Christmas, a number of members of the Royal Household might be spending December 25 at Sandringham as they arrive collectively to have fun the festive season.

Like some other household, Christmas spent with royal family members can typically result in disagreements and problems.

This 12 months, festivities will embrace 45 friends, marking one of many greatest Windsor Christmas celebrations ever held on the property.

Whereas no claims have but emerged of disputes involving the lodging on the Norfolk property this 12 months, clashes have been reported up to now between King Charles and Edward over who would get the most effective bed room at Sandringham.

Regardless of an estimated 29 bedrooms and over 100 rooms to select from, it appears Queen Elizabeth II’s sons clashed over who acquired the most effective one.

When Charles was advised in 1999 that he must surrender his favorite suite of rooms to his newly-married and youthful brother Edward, issues turned extra tense, the Every day Mail stories.

On the time, Charles had turn into single, following his divorce from Diana, Princess of Wales, in 1996, and did not want the additional house, whereas the then Earl and Countess of Wessex did.

The now-King Charles was reportedly livid, however the late Queen’s guidelines on the Christmas gathering, the place house could be tight, needed to be obeyed.

Royal girls have an computerized proper to a dressing room, and single males — even those that are inheritor to the throne — should give manner.

That is in order that the royal girls, who must deliver a variety of outfits, have house to alter as they want to take action a number of occasions a day.

Additionally they must put on one thing totally different every night, whereas the boys put on black tie.

However Charles acquired his personal again in 2005 after he married the now Queen Camilla, as he was in a position to reclaim his favorite room, with a retired courtier reportedly telling the Every day Mail’s Richard Kay he was “particularly pleased” that 12 months.