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        As New Zealanders get to know their future King and his wife the Duchess of Cornwall on their diamond jubilee tour, Clarence House on its new website is busy to spell in a few myths. In all, there are 26 facts and myths about Charles and Camilla: does the Prince of Wales dislike all modern architecture? No he thinks buildings should be in character with their surroundings. How many staff as he has? Strangely, 161.1 full time staff. Will Camilla become Queen? No, she’ll be known as the Princess Consort. And does she like a crafty cigarette? Apparently she hasn’t smoked for years. But perhaps the most bizarre myth it spells is that according to a friend on returning from hunting expeditions, Prince Charles apparently had his shift boiled 7 eggs being particular about his yoke, each will be boiled for a different matter of time. 

        It was thickly that the Prince of Wales discarded the eggs as he didn’t want and just capped one that had the yoke absolutely perfect. But apparently that wasn’t true.

        Is it right for the future King to be fussed about his yoke.

        Yeah, of course, he has to be right because the King, the future King, so I’m sure as you’re right to be fussed of course.

        And more frequently asked questions doesn’t the website tackle. Does the Prince of Wales still talk to plants and does his valet put toothpaste on his tooth brush as it has been claimed? 

        The next question I would have is: does he use a mechanical tooth brush or does he as a batsman actually berth his team for beyond?

        Probably I would like to know whether he really likes as a father of 2 of his boys, especially when Diana was read.

        To debunk some of these myths particularly ones which seems just Charles, elegant tour has a very lavish taste and as he was in tune with the nation is something Clarence House wants to do to kind of pave the way for a good future for Prince Charles. 

        And as he prepares to celebrate his 64th birthday, perhaps the website will tell us if you do so with 7 boiled eggs.

        Paul Harrison, Sky News.