Confession time! While the whole world was buzzing about crowns and coaches during King Charles’s Coronation, let’s be real, ...

The phrase “King Charles sausage fingers” has been trending on social media. It’s not because of some kind of new meat-filled baked puff pastry dish in honor of Saturday’s official ...

King Charles’ “sausage fingers” have become infamous, and many have wondered why they’re like that. A doctor has given insight into the potential cause of the 74-year-old monarch’s ...

The coronation of King Charles III is underway — and his “sausage fingers” have made their debut. Charles was formally crowned at London’s Westminster Abbey — the first coronation ...

Since ascending the throne last September, King Charles' fingers have gained an unexpected amount of attention. In fact, his puffy digits - which he has previously described as 'sausage fingers ...

They've become the subject of a number of viral internet posts and social media discussions over the years, and now King Charles III has publicly joked about his "sausage fingers" in a new ...

God save the King’s hands. King Charles’ "sausage fingers" have drawn public attention once again after he joked about his hands during his coronation. In a behind-the-scenes look of a BBC ...

A doctor has explained what may be the root cause behind King Charles' swollen 'sausage' fingers. GP Chun Tang, Medical Director at Pall Mall Medical in Manchester said: 'There are numerous ...

Ever since then-Prince Charles joked about his "sausage fingers" back in 2012, after getting off a long haul flight to Australia, many have wondered what is the cause of the monarch's swollen hands.

A doctor has explained the medical reason behind King Charles' swollen "sausage fingers", after the monarch himself poked fun at his condition in a new documentary. The King was filmed joking ...

It was a hilarious meat-ing. King Charles III playfully mocked his famous “sausage fingers” during a silly exchange with Prince William. The Prince of Wales was seen helping his dad close a ...

James Crawford-Smith is a Newsweek Royal Reporter, based in London, U.K. His focus is reporting on the British royal family and royal fashion. He has covered contemporary and historic issues ...