King charles's passion and persistence explained by when his birthday falls

King Charles's personality can easily be defined by his passion for the causes he cares about, his loyalty to the people he loves and his persistent, arguably stubborn streak. These are

some of the key qualities that can be attributed to those with the star sign Scorpio, people who are born between October 23 - November 21. His Majesty's 75th birthday falls tomorrow,

November 14, with him planning to celebrate the day quietly with the rest of the royals at Clarence House. His wife Queen Camilla will doubtless be by his side, and as a Cancer her and

Charles are a perfect astrological match. Here Express.co.uk takes a look at the key Scorpio traits and how the King embodies them as he prepares to celebrate his landmark birthday. CLICK

HERE TO JOIN OUR WHATSAPP COMMUNITY TO BE THE FIRST TO RECEIVE NEWS ABOUT THE ROYAL FAMILY A Scorpio's best traits are their passion, persistence, loyalty, strategic planning and

ambition, and as King Charles has proven he has big plans for the monarchy. He has made no secret of his desire for his reign to be defined by a more modern approach, slimming down

large-scale events such as his Coronation and having only the most senior royals take on greater duties with more far-reaching impact. One area that Charles is particularly active is in his

environmentalism, and his decades-long push to fight climate change has filtered down through the generations, with Prince William's Earthshot Prize the latest example of the

Firm's dedication to the issue. In the conflict between the royals and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the King's loyalty to Queen Camilla and his refusal to back down may explain

why the rift has not healed. As Camilla is a Cancer, born July 17, her and Charles are both Water signs, known for being emotional and intense and as such are able to form incredibly close

bonds. Scorpios are extremely confident, fortunately just stopping short of arrogance, but as our representative on the world stage it is important that the King is comfortable in his own

skin.