Janine Kirk, the chief executive of The Prince's Charities Australia, defends herself against allegations that she breached palace protocol by touching Prince Charles' behind.
According to Daily Mail, a photograph captured Janine resting her hand on the "lower back" of Prince Charles during a meeting in Sydney last Thursday.
The photo was reportedly captured at the time when Kirk was introducing the Prince of Wales to the disaster responders and survivors that were affected by the Blue Mountain bush fire that happened a few years ago.
With what happened, the Australian charity boss was dubbed as "Pink Panther." Kirk denied all the "ridiculous claims" and said that she was just a victim of "a funny camera angle."
Sky News reported that Kirk said, "I didn't touch him. I was guiding him around the event. It is just a funny camera angle."
She added, "As if I would touch his bottom. It is just ridiculous."
A Clarence House spokesman explained that "'The Prince was focused on the event, which was about what Prince's Charities Australia and other organisations are doing to help frontline disaster responders and survivors (like military and emergency services personnel) suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder."
Celebrity Dirty Laundry shared that Camilla Parker-Bowles was rumored to be "disgusted" with Prince Charles after she heard about the scandal.
With what happened, rumors are starting to come out that Prince Charles was allegedly "freezing out" the Duchess of Cornwall during his visits to New Zealand and Australia.
Meanwhile, earlier this week, Camilla jokingly pointed a large knife at Prince Charles during their visit in a winery near Tanunda in South Australia, as she told the future King of England to "behave himself."
The incident took place while the royal couple were said to be looking at some knives collection and what happened was captured in photos.
