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'''King Charles III''', (14 November 1948 at [[Buckingham Palace]] in [[London]]) is the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. He is the eldest son of Queen [[Elizabeth II]] and [[Prince Philip]], and spent most of his life as heir apparent to the [[British]] throne (and to the thrones of the 15 other [[Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth]] realms). Prior to becoming king, he held the titles [[Prince of Wales]], Duke of Cornwall, Duke of Rothesay, Earl of Chester, Earl of Carrick, and Baron of Renfrew.
'''King Charles III''', (November 14, 1948 at [[Buckingham Palace]] in [[London]]) is the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. He is the eldest son of Queen [[Elizabeth II]] and [[Prince Philip]], and spent most of his life as heir apparent to the [[British]] throne (and to the thrones of the 15 other [[Commonwealth of Nations|Commonwealth]] realms). Prior to becoming king, he held the titles [[Prince of Wales]], Duke of Cornwall, Duke of Rothesay, Earl of Chester, Earl of Carrick, and Baron of Renfrew.
Charles married [[Princess Diana|Lady Diana Spencer]] in 1981, and the couple had two children, [[Prince William]], now [[Duke of Cambridge]]), in 1982, and [[Prince Henry]] (called Harry), now Duke of Sussex, in 1984. Charles and Diana were divorced in 1996, and the then-Prince was married to [[Camilla Parker Bowles]] in 2005. He has three grandchildren, [[Prince George of Cambridge]] (born 2013), [[Princess Charlotte of Cambridge]] (born 2015), and [[Prince Louis of Cambridge]] (born 2018).
Charles married [[Princess Diana|Lady Diana Spencer]] in 1981, and the couple had two children, [[Prince William]], now [[Duke of Cambridge]]), in 1982, and [[Prince Henry]] (called Harry), now Duke of Sussex, in 1984. Charles and Diana were divorced in 1996, and the then-Prince was married to [[Camilla Parker Bowles]] in 2005. He has three grandchildren, [[Prince George of Cambridge]] (born 2013), [[Princess Charlotte of Cambridge]] (born 2015), and [[Prince Louis of Cambridge]] (born 2018).