King Charles III is facing renewed challenges over his younger brother Prince Andrew’s living arrangements. Royal insiders claim Queen Elizabeth II’s enduring affection for her “blind spot” left the monarch in a difficult position.

A protocol blunder made by Amal Clooney during her meeting with King Charles III earlier this year has seemingly resurfaced online. For those in need of a reminder, the monarch, 76, welcomed British lawyer and human rights activist Clooney to Buckingham Palace back in June, alongside a horde of other huge-name stars.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla met with Pope Leo XIV on Thursday. The trio met during an audience at the Apostolic Palace in Vatican City. They then went to the Sistine Chapel where, for the first time in 500 years, a King of England and a pope prayed together.

For the first time in five centuries, an Anglican British monarch and the leader of the Roman Catholic church prayed together in public. King Charles III, the nominal head of the Church of England, joined Pope Leo XIV in an ecumenical service at the Sistine Chapel during a state visit to the Vatican Oct.

King Charles III prayed with Pope Leo after exchanging gifts at the Vatican on Thursday, making him the first head of the Church of England to do so since it split with the Holy See 500 years ago.

History was made in the Sistine Chapel on Thursday as Pope Leo XIV and King Charles III prayed side by side, the first such meeting since the Protestant Reformation.

King Charles III changed her brother Charles Spencer’s life by giving him an unexpected career. “Leaving the tragedy of 28 years aside, it was an extraordinary thing for my family,” Spencer, 61, said during a recent appearance on the “Rosebud with Gyles Brandreth” podcast.

King Charles III is warning dog owners of Seasonal Canine Illness (SCI) while visiting Sandringham with their pets. Keep reading for the details…MORE: Follow Wonderwall on MSN for more top news _King Charles III is pushing for pet owners to look out for their animals' safety while at Sandringham,