The King has made an exciting new hire at his charity just in time for summer – and his new recruit has a special link to his grandson, Prince George.
Charles, 77, has selected Sir Nicholas Coleridge as the chairman of his King's Foundation.
It's a topical appointment, as Sir Nicholas is also the Provost, or chairman of governors, at Eton College in Windsor, where the King's eldest grandson, 12, is set to attend from September.
Sir Nicholas told the Daily Mail's Richard Eden he was "delighted" to be asked to chair the Foundation after being a long-time trustee.
Like the King, Sir Nicholas is also passionate about traditional arts and crafts, urban architecture, heritage conservation, and sustainability.