Man Who Went To School With King Charles Kept His Hair Clippings For 50 Years
A man who went to school with King Charles kept his hair clippings for 50 years. Right-o. When did this happen? It happened on September 11, 2022.
The King attended Geelong Grammar School in Australia in 1966, and Richard Kumnick was a student there.
The new king attended the institution as an exchange student for two semesters before delivering his inaugural speech as head of state on September 9. Richard, a man who went to school with King Charles kept his hair clippings for 50 years, claims that he went to a barbershop right after the then-Prince and took some of the hair home with him as a souvenir.
"The then Prince Charles was waiting to get his hair cut and I was waiting for his to be completed," he said. "I noticed his hair drop onto the floor. It was all his because he was the first one to have his haircut." Richard claimed to have taken a "handful" of the hair and to have preserved it ever since in an envelope.
He continued, "I must say it's a different colour than the hair we see today." Richard claimed that Charles, who was a prefect at the time, had discovered him smoking but chose not to tell a teacher.
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He continued, "It was a dark room on the side of our living quarters and I was having a Marlboro and he happened to pop into the boiler room."
“„I don't know whether he called me Kumnick or not but he said, ‘I will have those thank you’. I was pleased that that was as far as it went, because if it had gone any further I would have ended up in Mr Hanley's office.
Asked whether he reckoned Charles would make a good king, Richard said: "Oh, I think he will be in the same vein as his mother."
"He would be perfect. I'm a royalist big time. I didn't think the time would come. I thought, maybe Charles would be too old."
On September 9, Charles delivered his first speech as head of state. During the speech, he paid tribute to his late mother and thanked the public for their condolences and support.
Charles addressed the Queen directly as he concluded his first speech in public, saying: "And to my darling Mama, as you begin your last great journey to join my dear late Papa, I want simply to say this: thank you."
“„Thank you for your love and devotion to our family and to the family of nations you have served so diligently all these years. May ‘flights of Angels sing thee to thy rest’.
Conclusion
Richard, a man who went to school with King Charles kept his hair clippings for 50 years, said that he thinks King Charles will be as good as his mother Queen Elizabeth II.
