British royals are often seen posing for formal portraits, however, it’s the unplanned snapshots that reveal the lighter side of King Charles III.

The 75-year-old British monarch, known for his remarkable sense of humor and charm, is seen doing hilarious things in some of his candid photos.

King Charles, who’s known for his amazing sense of humor, once took on the role of a weatherman.

In adorable photo, the King is seen delivering a special forecast that left everyone surprised and entertained with a brilliant display of his humor.

In on of his mesmerising photos, the monarch appears hopping onto a vintage motorbike once used for delivering telegrams. The picture was captured during celebrations of the 500th anniversary of the Royal Mail.

The monarch, who is always up for a challenge, showcased his adventurous side when he effortlessly scaled a climbing wall at a Jersey school while he’s dressed in a suit and formal shoes.

In this picture, the King shows off his fun-filled moments with Rita Marley, wife of the late Bob Marley, during his visit to Jamaica.

King Charles, who’s gearing up for Australia visit amid his battle against cancer, is seen embracing his joyful mood by not only making a balloon hat but proudly wearing it during a visit to a school.

The 75-year-old monarch has effortlessly connected with people from all walks of life since he became the King in 2022 following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. 

The candid snapshots reveal a lighter and more relatable side of the monarch as he knows how to make the world smile.

Roald Dahl’s famous Matilda the Musical is all set to embark its second major tour in the United Kingdom and Ireland in 2025.

The musical play will premiere at Leicester’s Curve in October 2025 and will then go to multiple cities in the UK including; Liverpool, Bradford, Edinburgh, Manchester, Sunderland and Plymouth until April 2026.

The official dates of the UK and Ireland tour are yet to be announced.

The writer of the play, Dennis Kelly confirmed the news of the second major tour saying that it feels great to share this little girl’s story with people.

In a statement, he added: “I’m delighted that Matilda’s going out on tour again in 2025. It’s great to get the chance to bring this little girl’s story to people in their home cities and towns, and to all those theatres where theatre really matters.”

Moreover, the composer and Lyricist, Tim Minchin and Director Mathew Warchus also expressed their excitement on embarking this major milestone, reports British Theatre Guide.

Warchus stated: “I’m delighted that our production is about to be seen live by a whole new generation of children and families in theatres across the UK and Ireland. It’s a show we’re really proud of and an inspiring story of courage that we really care about, so it’s genuinely wonderful to see it continue bringing joy to audiences of all ages.”

Based on Roald Dahl’s book, Matilda the Musical has been seen by 12 million people in 100 cities and still continues to play in London’s Cambridge theatre. 

Hoda Kotb opened up about her surprising decision to quit the Today show.

On Monday, October 7, the renowned host revealed that on her 60th birthday, she felt it was time to make major changes in life during an interesting conversation with Jimmy Fallon’s The Tonight Show.

As reported by People magazine, Hoda said, “When I turned 60, something weird happened, man.”

The American journalist added that on her birthday she had a “beautiful party” at the Today show.

She continued, “I looked out at the sea of all the people who came and beautiful signs and so many well wishes and I knew in my heart like, this is it, man. This is what the mountaintop must feel like. Like I’d never had that feeling before.”

The journalist further explained her tough routine and how she used to wake up at 3:15 am for show recording.

“Your life is going to completely change—this is fantastic!” Fallon said.

He jokingly added, “You’re gonna go to concerts! You’re gonna go out on dates, you’re gonna go to restaurants! You’re gonna watch bad TV. You’re gonna do whatever the heck you want because you don’t have to wake up at three in the morning.”

Moreover, Jimmy asked Hoda about her daughters Haley, 7, and Hope, 5 reaction when she dropped the news on them.

She said, “I was telling them, ‘Mommy is going to be able to take you to school,’ and they go, ‘[Gasp] Wednesday?’ ‘No honey, not Wednesday.’ ‘Next week?’ I go, ‘No honey, not next week. Probably somewhere January, February.'”

“They said, ‘January, February?’ I might as well continue working forever. For them, it’s like till the end.”

Morever, Hoda beleives it’s time to focus on her children. She said, “…They need a little more of me and I need more of them, so I think it’s all gonna work out beautifully.”

It is important to note that Hoda left the NBC morning show on September 26, 2024. 

Joker: Folie à Deux, that turned to be a disaster among its fans and critics, seems to have taken advantage of the ace director Christopher Nolan’s withdrawal from Warner Bros.

Todd Phillips’ Joker 2 ending has something which could never have happened if Nolan’s was the director of the film.

The movie has a mix of a lot of courtroom drama, musical, and fantasy. Out of all these qualities, nothing interlocks well with each other and at last, the ending makes it even worse.

Arthur Fleck, played by Joaquin Phoenix, meets a tragic end when he is killed by one of his asylum inmates. After killing the Joker, the inmate than carves a smile onto his own face pitching the idea that a new joker might arise or possibly the original joker is here now.

Now that Nolan’s is no longer part of the franchise, the makers of Joker: Folie à Deux freely did whatever they wanted to do with the original concept of the character. 

In the 2019 Joker, the makers showed Fleck carving the joker smile on his face which somehow faded the impact of Heath Ledger’s legacy.

Meanwhile, the Batman Begins director, who coined the iconic character of Joker with Heath Ledger, believed that Ledger’s version should be the only one that should abide.

According to him, Phoenix’s Joker would kill the uniqueness of the Ledger’s Joker, reported Collider.

It turns out, Nolan was not wrong completely. Even the viewers believed that the film defied the legacy of the character of Joker.

Todd Phillips’ Joker: Folie à Deux expected to make good money just like its forerunner, but it turned out to be a nightmare in cinemas.