King Charles reflected on his childhood memories related to his mother’s Coronation while speaking with a group of Canadian women who attended the event in 1953. He fondly recalled how his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, would practice wearing the crown during his bath time. The King described his own apprehensions about wearing the heavy St Edward’s Crown during his upcoming Coronation, highlighting the significance of acclimating to its weight. The conversation occurred amidst a tea party held at Buckingham Palace.