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King’s guard who filmed TikTok clip ‘taking the p**s’ at Windsor branded a ‘bloody fool’ by Admiral

A soldier guarding the King has been blasted for bringing ‘the army into disrepute’ after filming ‘a bloody silly’ TikTok video of himself gyrating his crotch towards his rifle whereas on responsibility at Windsor Citadel.

The younger Guardsman ignited fury ‘taking the p**s’ whereas exterior the residence of the Royal Household, in a viral video considered virtually 350,000 occasions on social media. 

Within the 20 second clip, the person – believed to be a part of F Firm, Scots Guards, which protects royal websites in London – says: ‘I am meant to be taking care of the Royal Household. At present observing two geese. Do I care? No.’

His video has outraged Admiral Lord Alan West, the previous head of the Royal Navy, who stated the younger soldier now deserves ‘no matter punishment is thrown at him’.

The King's guard has found himself in hot water after posting a video 'taking the p**s' while guarding the Royal Family at Windsor Castle

The King’s guard has discovered himself in scorching water after posting a video ‘taking the p**s’ whereas guarding the Royal Household at Windsor Citadel

Lord Alan West, the former head of the Royal Navy, said the soldier's actions had brought the military into disrepute

Lord Alan West, the previous head of the Royal Navy, stated the soldier’s actions had introduced the army into disrepute

Branding the Guardsman’s actions as an ‘completely silly bloody factor to do’, the previous safety minister instructed MailOnline: ‘He’s a silly fool. You all the time get people who find themselves bloody silly, and clearly he was bored. However that is so silly. 

‘He has introduced the Military and army into disrepute. He is without doubt one of the King’s bodyguards and he was doing this.

‘He’s meant to be guarding the king not filming a video on his telephone. It is a fully silly bloody factor to do. He’s a silly soldier.

‘As soon as upon time, this might have been a non-public factor however now with social media it is all around the world. He deserves no matter punishment the military goes to throw at him.’

F Firm gives Royal Guards to Buckingham Palace, Windsor Citadel and the Tower of London, with newly-qualified fight squaddies anticipated to hold out a brief tour with the unit.

The soldier’s video is considered in breach {of professional} army requirements, and will see him dealing with disciplinary motion. 

And the Guardsman’s actions have prompted requires the Ministry of Defence to tighten up its social media coaching for all younger troops becoming a member of the forces. 

The clip was filmed by a royal guard on duty at Windsor Castle, where the King hosted his first family Christmas dinner as monarch last month

The clip was filmed by a royal guard on responsibility at Windsor Citadel, the place the King hosted his first household Christmas dinner as monarch final month

SAS veteran Phil Campion branded the Guardsman's video a 'silly mistake' and called on better social media training for young troops joining the military

SAS veteran Phil Campion branded the Guardsman’s video a ‘foolish mistake’ and known as on higher social media coaching for younger troops becoming a member of the army 

In the video, the soldier says: 'I'm meant to be looking after the Royal Family. Currently staring at two ducks. Do I care? No.'

 Within the video, the soldier says: ‘I am meant to be taking care of the Royal Household. At present observing two geese. Do I care? No.’

Particular forces veteran Phil Campion, who served with Britain’s elite SAS, stated the soldier’s video was a ‘foolish mistake’ and has known as on prime brass to enhance social media coaching for younger troops becoming a member of the providers.

He stated: ‘This can be a younger lad doing one thing silly and making an attempt to be a bit edgy, making a reputation for themselves. It is a mistake anybody could make. You may make an fool of your self fairly rapidly doing the fallacious factor.

‘Nevertheless it’s not humorous due to the place he’s and the gravity of the job he has defending the royal household.’

Talking of the potential punishment the soldier might obtain, retired Employees Sergeant Phil added: ‘I hope it will not be too harsh. I hope somebody will see sense. That is not more than a few days pay [being docked] and sitting in entrance of a guardroom.

‘I’ve a rule to myself as a result of I’ve fallen foul on social media earlier than – if you need to give it some thought greater than as soon as I do not put up it. With them being the TikTok generations possibly of their primary coaching there must be 45 minutes spent. Individuals want to grasp when you be a part of the Military or the army, issues change. There must be higher schooling.’

Lord West warned extra video leaks from ill-disciplined troops guarding the Royal Household might create a possible safety danger.

‘We nonetheless get remarkably good younger servicemen and girls… [but] there is no doubt that this era, who’ve been introduced up with social do not appear to understand the risks of it,’ he added. ‘They do not realise what the affect is after they stupidly put up one thing. It is there eternally.’

The soldier’s video, posted on New Yr’s Day, prompted a volley of feedback on Twitter, with one consumer, Calum, posting: ‘How one can make your self actually unpopular at work actually fast.’ 

And Ray Poole joked: ‘Plz preserve us up to date in your profession.’ 

One other stated: ‘If it is legit it is his final time on put up.’

The state of affairs, which comes days after the King held the primary Christmas meal for the Royal Household at Windsor on December 20.

King Charles hosted his first annual Christmas lunch for the wider Royal Family as monarch at Windsor Castle

King Charles hosted his first annual Christmas lunch for the broader Royal Household as monarch at Windsor Citadel

The Queen Consort looked serene as she was driven into Windsor Castle on December 20, wrapping up warm in a padded navy jacket, ahead of the annual Christmas lunch

The Queen Consort seemed serene as she was pushed into Windsor Citadel on December 20, wrapping up heat in a padded navy jacket, forward of the annual Christmas lunch 

The household have been introduced collectively within the largest reunion because the Queen’s funeral in September. It was the primary time the standard gathering has taken place since 2019, because of the Covid pandemic.  

Dozens of royals attended, with the Queen Consort and Earl and Countess of Wessex among the many first to reach, however notable absentees included Prince Harry and Meghan and their son Archie and daughter Lilibet, who stayed within the US.

The turkey-and-trimmings lunch usually takes place at Buckingham Palace on the Wednesday earlier than Christmas, shortly earlier than the monarch leaves for Sandringham for the festive season. 

The Ministry of Defence has been approached for remark by MailOnline. 

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