article_snippet: Charles' has admitted talking to Charles' plants in past TV interviews, inviting ridicule from some quarters.
article_snippet: Charles' has riled some people over the years with Charles' outspoken views on architecture, which prioritize the traditional over the modern.
article_snippet: In 1984, Charles' made headlines when Charles' described a proposed modern extension to the National Gallery in London as "a monstrous carbuncle," according to news reports from the time.
article_snippet: Charles''s also invited controversy by reportedly writing to ministers -- and even the Prime Minister -- on subjects close to Charles' heart.
article_snippet: This intervention in the public sphere has troubled those who believe the royals should not get involved in such debates and worry that, once king, Charles' may not remain above politics in the way that Charles' mother has.
article_snippet: In a piece published by The Architectural Review in December, Charles' explained Charles' thinking on architecture, saying "designing places according to the human scale and with Nature at the heart of the process has always been my central concern.