During an event with a group of Canadian women who had attended the coronation, King Charles recalled his mother wearing St. Edward’s Crown at home, per the BBC. "I remember it all so well then, because I remember my sister and I had bath time in the evening," King Charles explained.

Speaking about his mother's coronation, King Charles has revealed that the late Queen Elizabeth II would often wear the monarch's crown when she was bathing him as a child. The monarch, who was just four years old when his mother became the queen of England, said he had several vivid memories of the run-up to the 1953 ceremony.

The King also spoke of feeling "slightly anxious" about wearing the heavy St Edward's Crown at his own coronation.

King Charles has shared a rare insight into his early life and concerns before his coronation in a Canadian documentary.

King Charles has shared a childhood memory of his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, wearing the Crown Jewels at bathtime for practice ahead of her coronation. Charles is seen recalling the memories in a new documentary, in which he meets women who travelled across the world to attend his mother’s coronation in in the summer of 1953.

King Charles has shared a quirky and unexpected memory from his childhood, revealing how Queen Elizabeth II wore her crown while performing everyday tasks. The late monarch, preparing for

In preparation for her coronation in 1953, Queen Elizabeth II adopted a new bath time ritual when bathing her two eldest children.

In an upcoming documentary, Coronation Girls, King Charles III reflects on his childhood and the time leading up to his mother’s historic coronation. The film centers around 50 Canadian women who attended the late Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation at just 17 years old.