If you are a very observant person, you might have seen that every time president William Ruto and his majesty King Charles III are having a walk or standing together, president Ruto is slightly behind him.
This means that they are not walking in line but the king is leading and followed closely by all those accompanying him.
It is an etiquette followed when with the king and members of the royal family.
In general, it is considered impolite to turn your back on the King of England. This is because the King is a symbol of the country and turning your back on her can be seen as a sign of disrespect.
However, there are no official rules that prohibit people from turning their backs on the King. It is simply a matter of tradition and respect.
In fact, there are many other customs and protocols that should be followed when meeting the king or other members of the Royal Family.
For example, it is customary to bow or curtsey when meeting the King, address her as “Your Majesty” and avoid touching him unless he initiates contact.
When the king is meeting with some guests, they must arrive early before him and when invited for a talk with the King, it is him to initiate the talk and not you.
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