In the past couple of years, King Charles has been referred to as "sausage fingers," but why? Charles is no stranger to facing criticism, whether it's because of his royal policies or how he looks.

King Charles remains actively involved in numerous royal duties. But at each public event, watchers invariably zoom in on his distinctively swollen hands, often referred to as "sausage fingers." ...

King Charles III joked about having "sausage fingers" with his son Prince William during rehearsals for the coronation, a new documentary has revealed. In one of the final rehearsals in ...

The King and his son shared a joke during the rehearsals for the Coronation King Charles III joked about having "sausage fingers" with his son Prince William during rehearsals for the Coronation ...

His Majesty joked the Prince of Wales does not have his "sausage fingers" so has no need to worry when he struggles to fasten his historic robes. King Charles' fingers have become a major talking ...

speculation about his hands persists with continual high search volumes for 'Charles sausage fingers' on Google Trends. Last year, a documentary revealed a lighter moment with King Charles III ...

The technical term for the King's 'sausage fingers' is dactylitis – which is used to describe severe swelling that affects fingers and toes. King Charles has a seemingly lighthearted approach to his ...

His Majesty joked the Prince of Wales does not have his "sausage fingers" so has no need to worry when he struggles to fasten his historic robes. King Charles' fingers have become a major talking ...