King Charles faces most daunting challenge since Queen's death

King Charles III is perhaps facing the most daunting challenge since he ascended to the British throne after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

As if the challenges posed by his estranged son Prince Harry, younger brother Prince Andrew and rivalries within the Windsor family were not enough for the cancer stricken monarch, one of the world's most powerful man has now demanded him to do something he might be reluctant to.

American billionaire Elon Musk spent his day using X, formerly Twitter, demanding removal of the British government for its failure to act against Britain's grooming gangs.

The Tesla and X owner not only did ask the king to dissolve the parliament but also reposted multiple posts demanding the same from the king.

Every post shared by Elon Musk often reaches millions of people, meaning that the impression that King Charles is unwilling to act, for whatever reason, would get stronger in the eyes of the British public.

Elon Musk played a pivotal role in the victory of Donald Trump in November's presidential election by using his social media platform in the Republican's favour.

It's highly unlikely that the King would succumb to the pressure being exerted by Elon Musk but the billionaire has created quite a stir on social media by taking a stand against the British government.