Camilla Queencamilla: Last News

Members of the Royal Family have faced an incredibly challenging year so far as they have dealt with King Charles and the Princess of Wales' worrying cancer diagnoses, as well as a number of other shocks including Princess Anne's hospitalisation, the sad death of Lady Gabriella Kingston's husband, Thomas Kingston, and the skin cancer diagnosis of Sarah, Duchess of York. The remaining members of the Firm have been stepping in to fulfil their duties, resulting in exceptionally busy schedules.

Ever since Prince William was introduced to Camilla Parker Bowles by his father, King Charles, back in 1998 during a break from Eton, there has been much speculation about the evolution of their relationship. The introduction occurred when William, then just 17, returned home from the prestigious boarding school for the weekend and met the woman who would eventually become his stepmother at Clarence House.

Kate Middleton was spotted heading to a morning service at Crathie Kirk church in the Scottish village of Crathie, near the family’s Balmoral Estate, on Sunday amid her cancer treatment.The Princess of Wales was accompanied by her husband, Prince William, and the couple’s oldest child, Prince George, 11, marking her first public appearance in over a month.The royal couple’s youngest children, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, weren’t seen at the outing. Kate, 42, opted for a plaid Holland Cooper coat paired with a matching brown felt feather hat and dangling gold earrings.

“The King: The Life of Charles III,” told Us Weekly in a new interview that Camilla, 77, didn’t like William, 42, and Middleton, 42, at first when they met and fell in love at St Andrew’s University in Scotland.“Camilla’s a believer in aristocracy [and] kind of a snob,” Andersen said, adding that Camilla didn’t think Middleton “was of their class.”He also claimed that William merely “tolerates” his stepmother, and that Camilla “has always been a little afraid of William.”The alleged tension between William and Camilla was revealed by Prince Harry in his bombshell memoir “Spare.”In the book, Harry, 39, claimed that he and his older brother “begged” their father King Charles III to not marry Camilla. He also accused Camilla of leaking stories to the press about him and the rest of the royal family.“I remember wondering…if she would be cruel to me; if she would be like all the wicked stepmothers in the stories,” the Duke of Sussex wrote in his book.Camilla infamously had an on-again/off-again affair with Charles, 75, while the former prince was married to the late Princess Diana throughout the 1980s and 1990s.Diana then died in a fiery car crash in August 1997 and Charles, despite his sons’ concerns, tied the knot with Camilla in 2005.“Despite Willy and me urging him not to, Pa was going ahead,” Harry wrote in his book about Charles and Camilla getting married.

ITV is set to shed light on a critical issue with Queen Camilla at the forefront in the new documentary, Her Majesty The Queen: Behind Closed Doors, airing later in 2024.The network has been granted unprecedented access to cover Camilla's longstanding efforts to combat domestic abuse, and the final result will feature private interactions with survivors which have never been public until now.The Queen will be seen hosting round-tables with teenagers, celebrating International Women's Day at Buckingham Palace, and meeting survivors who, if they hadn't found refuge, could have lost their lives.The documentary will also delve into why abusers act as they do, and how to break the cycle of abuse. Sue Murphy, head of factual programmes at ITV, expressed the channel's pride in producing this impactful documentary, stating: "ITV is proud to be making this documentary with Her Majesty the Queen about this hugely important subject." Sue hopes that by sharing these stories, the film will trigger societal change, asserting: "We hope the film will raise awareness and inspire change in our society." The powerful 90-minute film will weave personal testimonies with the narratives of those who've lost family to domestic violence and individuals striving to halt the abuse, ensuring their voices echo throughout.

The Princess of Wales has quickly climbed the ranks to become one of the most popular members of the Royal Family thanks to her sense of humour and the obvious respect she has for her role. And, even during her treatment for cancer, has shown nothing but strength and resolve.The once-quiet and reserved Kate has been replaced by an assured, playful – and occasionally forceful – figure, commanding as much respect from the public as King Charles or Prince William could ever hope for.

Henry Winkler got the royal treatment during a recent trip to the UK. The “Barry” actor, 78, attended this year’s Royal Ascot in England and had a private chat with none other than Queen Camilla, 77.“We were invited to Ascot, the royal races,” Winkler told People of his royal run-in.

told Closer.“It’s not just about pride or hurt feelings, there are very ugly repercussions for them when this constant narrative that they’re family outcasts keeps getting fed.”Charles only met Lilibet — nicknamed Lili — for the first time during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations for the late Queen Elizabeth in June 2022.“It is not a decision that would have been taken lightly, it would be a decision made by the advice of his team,” Grant Harrold, the monarch’s former royal butler exclusively told The Post.“If they have been snubbed, Harry and Meghan would not be too happy, they would find it hurtful.

The Royal Family has been going through a tough time lately. King Charles had to step back from his royal duties due to his cancer diagnosis, and Princess Kate is slowly making her way back into the public eye undergoing abdominal surgery in January and announcing she was undergoing preventative chemotherapy. Despite these trying times, the royals are sticking together behind closed doors.

King Charles publicly shared he had to undergo treatment for an enlarged prostate and was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, it is now being revealed that Queen Camilla wasn’t keen on her husband disclosing that information.According to Robert Jobson, the author of the 2023 biography Our King: Charles III: The Man and the Monarch Revealed, the king, 75, made the decision to go forward with the news.“Queen Camilla had initially been against disclosing his condition, but the King overruled her, as he felt it was a chance to take a lead, and in doing so to encourage men experiencing similar symptoms to seek timely medical attention,” he told the Independenton Wednesday.The monarch underwent a procedure for a benign prostate condition in January. On Feb.

get too big for his boots back when his father was still the Prince of Wales.In an excerpt from his upcoming book, “Catherine, the Princess of Wales,” obtained by the Mirror, Jobson recalled one particular incident involving William and his wife, Kate Middleton, asking to join Charles and Camilla’s security convoy to leave Windsor Castle.William’s request did not sit right with Camilla, who along with her husband made the Cambridges wait in what Jobson described as a “subtle” jab.In an effort to prove a point to William, Jobson claims that Camilla told Charles to leave the pair behind.“When Charles was kept waiting several minutes for the couple, Camilla insisted they go without them,” Jobson wrote. “As William and Catherine emerged, all they could see were the blue flashing lights of the motorbikes disappearing in the distance.”The Post has reached out to Buckingham Palace for comment.It comes as former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond has noted that Camilla, 77, and William have grown “much closer” in recent months.“They have been left, almost literally, nursing the crown while the king and the princess recover,” she told OK! Magazine.Buckingham Palace announced in February that the monarch, 75, was diagnosed with a form of cancer.

King Charles has relied on the support of his heir, Prince William, since ascending to the throne but their relationship hasn't always been smooth sailing.

Queen Camilla was once dubbed "that wicked woman" by the late Queen Elizabeth but has now remarkably transformed her public image.

Considering she was once branded “that wicked woman” by the late Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Camilla has performed quite the turnaround. Once vilified due to her affair with the then-Prince Charles, Camilla, 77, has experienced an almost dizzying reversal of fortunes. Few could have predicted – 30 years after she was pilloried for her part in the collapse of Charles and Princess Diana’s not-so-fairytale marriage – that Queen Elizabeth would one day declare, as part of her Platinum Jubilee celebrations, that it was her “sincere wish” Camilla would one day become Queen Consort.

New homeowner, new interior designer?

Prince William has reportedly cut ties with Queen Camilla's interior designer sister, Annabel Elliot, after taking over the Duchy of Cornwall. Over the past two decades, Ms Elliot, 75, has been paid several hundred thousand pounds for her services. She was hired by King Charles as the chief designer of his estates following his 2005 marriage to Queen Camilla.

Queen Camilla has revealed one of her quirky hobbies this week, admitting that she often gets ribbed for it. Despite the rain, the Royal attended an event marking the 30th anniversary of the National Literacy Trust.

King Charles III experienced a rather awkward moment shortly after his arrival at the House of Lords Chamber to deliver his speech at the State Opening of Parliament.

It's been a tough year for Queen Camilla amidst the royal dramas of 2024. Not only is she managing with her husband King Charles' and daughter-in-law Kate's cancer diagnoses, but she also has to keep up with a busy schedule of engagements.The good news is that today might offer a reason to celebrate as it marks her 77th birthday. Undoubtedly, this responsibility to step in and lead the Royal Family amidst such tumultuous times marks a significant shift in her public image.There was a time when doubt surrounded whether she would be called Queen upon Elizabeth II's death.

Queen Camilla was reportedly a bundle of nerves during her first meeting with Prince William, according to royal author Penny Junor. At the time, William was studying at Eton and had informed his dad, King Charles, that he'd be coming home to York House in London for the weekend.This apparently took Charles by surprise. Camilla, who wasn't expecting either Prince Harry or William to come home, was staying with Charles at the time.

King Charles displayed signs of "inner anxiety" at the State Opening of Parliament, which drew Queen Camilla's attention, a body language expert has observed.