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The King delighted royal fans after making a subtle joke about It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia to Rob McElhenney in the first episode of Welcome to Wrexham.
Charles, 74, made the witty remark as he joined Queen Camilla, 76, for a tour of Wrexham AFC’s stadium, The Racecourse Ground, where they met club owners and actors Ryan Reynolds and McElhenney last December.
In the second season of their popular Disney+ series about the football club, the stars revealed they took etiquette lessons before meeting the monarch in Wales.
The first episode has just been released, showing the King pranking McElhenney, one of the main cast members of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.
Shaking Charles’s hand, the sitcom actor said he now lives in Los Angeles, but is originally from Philadelphia, to which the monarch replied: “I heard he’s always beautiful there,” in reference to the popular comedy, which Rob co-created. .
Wrexham Football Club co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney welcome King Charles to Wrexham, Wales on December 9, 2022.
After watching the scene, the audience at home took to X, formerly Twitter, to share their joy at the subtle joke.
One wrote: “King Charles making a reference to ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ (Rob McElhenney) in the season premiere of @WrexhamFX was so wild.”
Another said: “Shut up, this is so funny.” I never considered King Charles a sunny fan,” while a third added: “Did the king have an It’s Always Sunny joke ready to go?!”
A fourth wrote: “The King of England knowing it’s always sunny in Philadelphia doesn’t sit well with me. »
Humphrey Ker, Executive Director of Wrexham Football Club, discussed the royal visit with Metro.co.uk.
Shaking Charles’ hand, the actor said he now lives in Los Angeles, but is originally from Philadelphia, to which the monarch replied: “I hear it’s always nice there -down”, in reference to the popular comedy (pictured), which Rob co-created
After watching the scene, the audience at home took to X, formerly Twitter, to share their joy at the subtle joke.
He said: “(The king) knew it very well. He was very happy with his joke and he said he had people to tell him, keep him informed of what was going on and prepare him for this sort of thing. They had a great time.
Ryan and Rob attended “monarchical training camp” before King Charles’ visit to the club last year, they revealed in a new video.
“So the King of England called,” Reynolds said in the video. “We went to the monarchy training camp.” “It’s like the military, except your little finger is always up,” he added.
In the humorous video, Ryan and Rob can be seen being guided by an etiquette coach, who tells them their handshake with the Royals should only be “two pumps and releases.”
Rob McElhenney stood alongside Queen Camilla during the visit last December
Actor Ryan Reynolds met King Charles last year at the Racehorse Ground in Wrexham
King Charles was also introduced to the Wrexham players by the club’s manager Phil Parkinson.
“I feel like a serial killer,” Ryan laughed in the clip.
The cast purchased the club in November 2020. Since then, Wrexham has exploded in popularity thanks to its FX show, which returned for a second season on September 12.
On the pitch, the Red Dragons were promoted last season to League Two, the fourth tier of English football. The club is in 13th place after six matches, with two wins and three draws.
The Hollywood duo bought the club in November 2020 and Wrexham were promoted last year