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0:00Palace says King Charles will speak
0:02about slavery with unflinching honesty
0:05and sincere sorrow when he addresses the
0:08Commonwealth leaders summit in Antigua
0:10on Tuesday.
0:11>> The rain was coming down so hard in
0:13Antigua
0:19that the King of the United Kingdom
0:21stood in a parade with no umbrella. His
0:23suit soaked through and joked that he
0:26was about to start growing watercress on
0:28it.
0:28>> His reign has been interrupted by rain
0:32and unlike most sensible Englishmen, he
0:34didn't have an umbrella on hand. He He
0:36looked a little miffed that nobody ran
0:38one out to him, Sophie.
0:39>> Beside him, Queen Camilla laughed and
0:42reportedly said she had never been so
0:44soaked in her life. It looked like a
0:46lighthearted moment. Within 48 hours of
0:49flying home, though, the questions about
0:52Camilla's future were louder than they
0:54had been in years.
0:56She stepped back from a remembrance
0:58engagement she would normally never
1:00miss. Another royal quietly took her
1:02place and behind palace walls, a
1:05decision the king made earlier this year
1:07is starting to look like the most
1:09significant change to Camilla's life
1:11since the day she was crowned.
1:14It isn't a rumor or a whisper from an
1:16unnamed insider. It's a decision
1:19announced by the palace itself.
1:22And once you see what it means for
1:23Camilla, you won't look at the next
1:25royal photograph the same way.
1:28So what exactly has changed? Why has the
1:31king chosen this path for his wife? And
1:34what does it tell us about where Camilla
1:36will be and who will be beside her when
1:39this reign eventually comes to an end?
1:42Stay with me because the final part of
1:44this story is the one the palace hasn't
1:46set out loud. Before we begin, tell me
1:49in the comments where you're watching
1:51from today and what the weather's like
1:53where you are. I read them all and I
1:55love seeing how far these stories
1:58travel. The soaking Antigua.
2:01Let's start with what happened over the
2:03past fortnight because it sets the scene
2:06for everything else.
2:08King Charles has just completed one of
2:10the most demanding overseas tours of his
2:12reign.
2:13Over nine days, he visited the Bahamas,
2:16Guyana, and Antigua and Barbuda.
2:19He delivered four speeches and carried
2:21out around 40 engagements. For a man in
2:24his late 70s who is still receiving
2:27treatment for cancer, that is an
2:29extraordinary schedule.
2:31Camilla joined him for the final leg in
2:34Antigua and Barbuda, where the king
2:36attended the Commonwealth Heads of
2:38Government meeting.
2:39That's when the heavens opened during
2:41the Independence Day parade.
2:43The king had no umbrella. He turned to
2:46the Prime Minister, Gaston Browne, and
2:49said he was about to grow watercress on
2:51his suit.
2:53Later that evening, at a Commonwealth
2:55dinner, he joked that part of his job as
2:57head of the Commonwealth was to provide
3:00an umbrella for everyone.
3:02>> Although I was just thinking there's
3:05perhaps
3:06part of my role as head of the
3:08Commonwealth is to act as an umbrella
3:11for you all.
3:12>> According to a source who spoke to
3:14Hello, Camilla was in fits of laughter
3:17afterwards.
3:18A senior advisor offered a rare glimpse
3:21behind the scenes, saying that at the
3:23end of each day on tour, the couple
3:26laughed together about how things went.
3:29But that same tour also carried a far
3:32more serious message.
3:34The same senior advisor said the royal
3:36family serves the Caribbean realms for
3:38as long as they wish, and that if they
3:41no longer wish it, the palace is
3:43completely open to that possibility.
3:46Barbados became a republic in 2021 while
3:49staying in the Commonwealth.
3:51>> Today,
3:54we set our compass to a new direction.
3:57>> From this day and forever, declare
4:01Barbados a parliamentary republic.
4:05>> And it was mentioned as an example of
4:07how that kind of change can happen.
4:09Think about that for a moment.
4:11A monarchy openly saying it is ready for
4:14a future that looks very different from
4:16its past.
4:18That attitude of preparing for change
4:20rather than resisting it runs through
4:23everything we're about to discuss,
4:25including Camilla's own future.
4:28The king and queen flew home on the 4th
4:30of November.
4:31And that's when people started to notice
4:33something.
4:35The empty place at Westminster Abbey.
4:38Every November, just before Remembrance
4:40Sunday, the field of remembrance opens
4:43in the grounds of Westminster Abbey.
4:46Thousands of small wooden crosses and
4:48tributes are planted in the grass in
4:51memory of those who served.
4:53For years, Camilla has been a familiar
4:56face there.
4:57It is one of the engagements she is most
4:59closely associated with.
5:02This year, she wasn't there.
5:05Instead, Birgitte, Duchess of
5:07Gloucester, stepped in on her behalf.
5:11According to reports, Camilla was taking
5:13a few rest days after the grueling
5:15Caribbean tour.
5:17Some reports noted she has never enjoyed
5:20flying, though nothing official has
5:22linked that to her absence.
5:25On its own, a queen taking a short rest
5:27after a long haul tour is hardly
5:30scandalous. She is 79 years old.
5:33Most people her age would need a week on
5:35the sofa after a trip like that. But
5:38royal watchers have a long memory.
5:41In November 2024, Camilla also withdrew
5:44from Remembrance Weekend events because
5:47of a chest infection, with the palace
5:49saying she needed to make sure she
5:51recovered and to protect others.
5:54Different reasons, the same week of the
5:56year, the same empty place.
5:59Then there's the pace of the job itself.
6:02Royal tours look glamorous on
6:04television, but behind the scenes they
6:07are relentless. There are early starts,
6:10long flights, time zone changes, endless
6:13handshakes, and dozens of outfit
6:16changes. Every moment is in public and
6:19every expression is photographed. Staff
6:22who have worked on these trips often say
6:24the hardest part isn't any single event.
6:26It's never being able to switch off. For
6:29a woman approaching 80 and a husband
6:32still under medical supervision, a
6:34nine-day tour across three nations is a
6:37serious undertaking. The fact that the
6:39palace allowed Camilla to join only the
6:41final leg may itself be a sign of how
6:44carefully her workload is now being
6:46managed.
6:47And it's not just about one engagement.
6:50For more than two years now, Camilla has
6:52been carrying a weight most people never
6:55saw.
6:56Here's a question for you before we go
6:58any further.
6:59Do you think the palace should be asking
7:01a queen in her late 70s to keep up such
7:04a demanding schedule?
7:06Or is this simply what the job requires?
7:09Tell me in the comments because I
7:11suspect opinions are going to be divided
7:13on this one.
7:15The secret she was longing to tell.
7:18To understand what Camilla has been
7:20through, we have to go back to January
7:232024.
7:25On the 31st of January that year,
7:28Camilla, as president of the cancer
7:30charity Maggie's, officially opened its
7:33new center at the Royal Free Hospital in
7:35London.
7:36She chatted to staff, met patients, and
7:39smiled for the cameras.
7:41What nobody in that room knew was that
7:44she was carrying an enormous secret.
7:47Five days later, on the 5th of February,
7:50Buckingham Palace announced that King
7:52Charles had been diagnosed with cancer.
7:55This August, Camilla finally spoke about
7:58that day.
7:59She said she had been longing to let it
8:01out, but obviously she couldn't.
8:04She said nobody could say anything at
8:06the time and that it had been quite
8:08difficult.
8:09She even admitted she had almost said
8:12something, but felt it wasn't the right
8:14moment.
8:15Pause on that.
8:17A wife who has just learned her husband
8:19has cancer, standing in a cancer center,
8:23surrounded by people living with the
8:25disease and unable to say a word.
8:28If you want to understand Camilla's
8:30character, that moment tells you a great
8:33deal.
8:34In the months that followed, she became
8:36the king's constant companion.
8:39She stepped up her own diary when he had
8:41to step back.
8:42She was beside him at the hospital and
8:45beside him on the balcony.
8:47In December 2025, the king shared that
8:50his cancer treatment would be scaled
8:52back in the new year.
8:53>> Just the past hour, the king has
8:55delivered a personal message about his
8:57experience of cancer and says that his
9:00cancer treatment can be reduced in the
9:02new year.
9:03>> Which royal author Robert Jobson
9:05described as a very positive note. But
9:09nobody who has watched this couple
9:11closely believes the strain simply
9:13disappeared.
9:15What's remarkable is how rarely Camilla
9:17has let the strain show.
9:19She has never given a dramatic interview
9:22about her husband's illness.
9:24She has never been photographed in tears
9:26outside a hospital.
9:28When she's spoken about it at all, it
9:31has been in brief, understated
9:33sentences, usually while visiting people
9:35facing far harder circumstances than her
9:38own.
9:39That restraint is very much her style.
9:42It's also why her August admission
9:44landed with such force.
9:47For once, the mask slipped, and we saw
9:50how much she'd been carrying. And
9:52through it all, a quiet question has
9:54been growing louder in royal circles.
9:57What does the future actually hold for
10:00Camilla? Because the king has already
10:02made one decision that changes it
10:04permanently.
10:06The palace she will never call home.
10:09Here it is, the change that rewrites the
10:12next chapter of Camilla's life.
10:15In June, the palace confirmed that King
10:17Charles and Queen Camilla will not move
10:20into Buckingham Palace, not after the
10:23restoration, not in the future, never.
10:27For generations, Buckingham Palace has
10:30been the London home of the reigning
10:31monarch.
10:33Queen Elizabeth lived there for most of
10:35her 70-year reign. When Charles became
10:37king in 2022, almost everyone assumed
10:41that once the palace's huge renovation
10:43was finished, he and Camilla would move
10:46in.
10:47That renovation is enormous. It's a
10:5010-year, £370 million program due to
10:54finish in 2027.
10:57And when it's complete, the palace will
10:59become the monarch's primary workplace,
11:02open far more widely to the public with
11:04tours costing up to £100.
11:07The palace said it would remain a
11:09working home, but that it wanted to
11:11widen public access to maximize the
11:14benefit to the nation.
11:16But the king and queen won't live there.
11:18They will stay at Clarence House, just a
11:21few hundred yards away, which has been
11:23their London home since 2003.
11:26So why does this matter so much for
11:28Camilla?
11:30Because it means that for her entire
11:32time as queen, the most famous royal
11:35residence in the world will never be her
11:38home.
11:39She will never wake up in it as queen,
11:42never host a private family Christmas
11:44there,
11:45never shape its rooms the way Queen
11:47Elizabeth did.
11:48Her world remains the one she built with
11:50Charles over two decades,
11:53Clarence House, Highgrove in
11:55Gloucestershire, Birkhall in Scotland,
11:58and her own beloved private home, Ray
12:01Mill House in Wiltshire.
12:03There is also her family to consider.
12:06Camilla has two children from her first
12:08marriage.
12:09Her son, Tom Parker Bowles, is a
12:12well-known food writer, and her
12:14daughter, Laura Lopez, runs an art
12:16gallery.
12:17She also has five grandchildren who have
12:20grown up largely out of the public eye.
12:23Those close to Camilla have often said
12:25that family time is what truly restores
12:28her.
12:29While Charles is a man of routine and
12:31duty, Camilla needs moments of ordinary
12:34life, such as a kitchen table, a dog at
12:37her feet, grandchildren in the garden.
12:40A future built around the homes she
12:42loves leaves room for exactly that.
12:45Ray Mill House is the detail most people
12:48overlook.
12:49Camilla bought it in the mid 1990s, long
12:52before she married Charles.
12:54She has kept it ever since, even as
12:57queen.
12:58It's where she goes to paint, to see her
13:00grandchildren, and to be simply herself.
13:03Many royal commentators see it as her
13:06private refuge and, one day, her place
13:09of retreat.
13:10And this isn't the only royal tradition
13:12Charles has quietly rewritten.
13:15For decades, Queen Elizabeth stayed at
13:17Sandringham every winter until the 6th
13:20of February, the anniversary of her
13:22father's death.
13:24It was one of the most fixed points in
13:26the royal calendar.
13:28This year, Charles did things
13:30differently. After attending Sunday
13:32worship with Camilla at St. Mary
13:34Magdalene Church near Sandringham, the
13:37couple headed back to London.
13:39On the 5th of January, the court
13:41circular recorded the king back at
13:43Clarence House, a full month earlier
13:46than his mother would ever have left
13:47Norfolk.
13:49It's a small detail, but it shows how
13:51this reign works.
13:53Charles honors the past, but he doesn't
13:55feel bound by it. And the life he's
13:58building with Camilla isn't a copy of
14:00his mother's. It's their own. So, here's
14:03what the king's decision really signals.
14:06Camilla will never be a queen of
14:08Buckingham Palace.
14:09Her reign is being shaped around the
14:11private world she already knows, rather
14:14than the grand old institution.
14:17Whether that's a loss or a gift depends
14:19entirely on how you see her.
14:22What do you think? Is it right that the
14:24king and queen won't live in Buckingham
14:26Palace? Or should the monarch live in
14:28the nation's most famous palace? Drop
14:31your answer below. I'm genuinely curious
14:33where you stand. The man who ran their
14:36world is leaving.
14:39The palace decision isn't the only
14:41change around Camilla this year. In
14:43July, Buckingham Palace confirmed that
14:46Sir Clive Alderton, the king's most
14:48senior courtier, will be stepping down.
14:51Sir Clive is the principal private
14:53secretary to both the king and queen.
14:56In practice, he has been the person at
14:59the very center of their working lives
15:01for 11 years, and he has been with the
15:04royal family for around two decades in
15:06total.
15:07In a memo to staff, he described serving
15:10the king and queen as the greatest
15:12imaginable honor and said his support
15:15would continue in a less formal
15:16capacity.
15:18He leaves next year, around his 60th
15:20birthday. A successor is expected by
15:23late spring 2027, but no name has been
15:26announced. Why does this matter for
15:29Camilla?
15:30Because the most senior private
15:32secretary isn't just an administrator.
15:35He's the gatekeeper. He shapes diaries,
15:38handles crises, and decides what reaches
15:41the king's desk. When that person
15:43changes, the whole household feels it.
15:47Whoever replaces Sir Clive will be
15:49appointed in the later years of this
15:51reign.
15:52In other words, they'll be preparing for
15:54a future that may eventually include a
15:57transition to William.
15:59That can subtly shift the balance in any
16:01royal household, away from the present
16:04and towards what comes next.
16:07Sir Clive isn't the only departure
16:09either. Earlier this year, Dr. Nathan
16:12Ross stepped down as assistant private
16:14secretary to the king after joining the
16:17household in 2023.
16:19When he left, the king personally
16:21invested him with the insignia of a
16:23member of the Royal Victorian order at
16:26Clarence House, a personal honor from
16:28the monarch for service to the royal
16:30family.
16:32None of this suggests turmoil. Royal
16:34households change constantly and
16:37courtiers come and go.
16:39But when several familiar faces leave
16:41within a single year, the people who
16:44remain inevitably start to think about
16:46the future.
16:47So the questions start to stack up.
16:50A palace Camilla will never live in.
16:53The trusted figure who ran her and
16:55Charles's working lives preparing to
16:57leave. A queen quietly taking rest days.
17:01And meanwhile, another royal couple is
17:04becoming more central to the family's
17:06future with every passing month.
17:09The rise of William and Catherine.
17:12As Camilla steps back from some
17:14engagements, the Prince and Princess of
17:16Wales have been stepping forward.
17:19In January 2025,
17:21Catherine announced she was in remission
17:23following her own cancer treatment.
17:26Since then, she has rebuilt a full
17:28program of public duties.
17:30In 2026 alone, she and William have
17:33attended the BAFTAs, made visits across
17:36Wales and the north of England, and
17:38traveled to the Isle of Bute together in
17:40September.
17:42Then there's Christmas.
17:44Every December, the Princess of Wales
17:47hosts her together at Christmas Carol
17:49Service at Westminster Abbey.
17:51It has become one of the most
17:53anticipated events in the royal
17:55calendar, broadcast to millions. And
17:58when the family gathered at Sandringham
18:00last Christmas, the king, Camilla,
18:03William, Catherine, and their children
18:05were at the heart of it, alongside Anne,
18:08Edward, and Sophie and their families.
18:11William has also been preparing for the
18:13future in his own way, from his work
18:15with the Duchy of Cornwall to his
18:17growing role on the world stage. None of
18:20this means Camilla is being pushed
18:22aside. There's no credible reporting of
18:24any rift between Camilla and Catherine.
18:27In fact, those close to the family have
18:30often described a respectful, warm
18:32relationship between the two women.
18:35Both married into this family. Both
18:37faced fierce public scrutiny. And both
18:40have watched the man they love face
18:42cancer.
18:44If anything, the two women have more in
18:47common than the headlines ever allow.
18:50Both know what it's like to be judged
18:52before anyone has heard them speak. And
18:54both know what it's like to sit in a
18:56hospital corridor waiting for news about
18:59someone they love.
19:01Many royal commentators have suggested
19:03that the shared experience of 2024,
19:06when both the king and the Princess of
19:08Wales were diagnosed with cancer within
19:10weeks of each other, brought the family
19:13closer than outsiders realized.
19:16But there's no denying the direction of
19:18travel.
19:19The weight of the monarchy's future is
19:21gradually shifting towards William and
19:23Catherine. And for Camilla, that raises
19:26one of the most delicate questions in
19:28royal life.
19:30Let me ask you this. When you think
19:32about the royal family's future, who do
19:34you see as its most important figure
19:36right now? Is it the king, Camilla,
19:40William, or Catherine? Tell me in the
19:42comments, and tell me why.
19:44What happens to a queen when the reign
19:47ends?
19:48This is the part the palace never talks
19:51about openly because it means talking
19:53about a time when the king is no longer
19:56here.
19:57But history tells us exactly how this
19:59works. And it's the question that hangs
20:02over Camilla's future.
20:04When a king dies, his wife doesn't
20:07remain queen in the same way. She
20:09becomes what's known as a queen dowager.
20:12Some widowed queens have taken the title
20:14of queen mother when their child became
20:16monarch.
20:17Camilla's situation is different.
20:20William is not her son. He is her
20:24That makes Camilla's future position
20:26quite unusual in modern royal history.
20:29She would remain a member of the family
20:31and keep the dignity of a queen.
20:34But the center of royal life, the
20:36palaces, the court, the decisions would
20:39pass to William and Catherine.
20:41That's why the king's decision about
20:43Buckingham Palace is so revealing.
20:46Building Camilla's life as queen around
20:48Clarence House, Highgrove, Birkhall, and
20:51Birkhall and Raymill House, rather than
20:53the Grand Palace, quietly protects her
20:56future.
20:57Her world will still be hers, whatever
21:00happens.
21:01Her home in Wiltshire has always
21:03belonged to her.
21:05Her life has never depended on any one
21:07palace.
21:09History offers a reminder of how sharply
21:11things can change.
21:13When King George VI died in 1952,
21:17his widow, Queen Elizabeth, later known
21:20as the Queen Mother, had to adjust
21:22almost overnight.
21:24Her daughter became queen, and she
21:26eventually moved out of Buckingham
21:28Palace into Clarence House.
21:30Yes, the very same Clarence House where
21:33Charles and Camilla live today.
21:36For the next half century, that house
21:38was the Queen Mother's home, the place
21:41where she built a new life after the
21:43crown had passed on.
21:45There's a quiet symmetry there.
21:47The house that once gave one royal widow
21:50a new beginning is the house Camilla
21:52already calls home.
21:54When the moment comes, she won't have to
21:56pack up a palace and start again.
21:59She's already living where the next
22:00chapter of her life could unfold if she
22:03chooses.
22:04Some royal watchers believe Charles has
22:07been thinking about this very carefully.
22:10A man who spent decades as heir, who
22:12knows how royal households can shift
22:15overnight when a reign changes, would
22:17understand better than anyone how
22:20important it is for the person you love
22:22to have solid ground beneath her.
22:25There's something deeply human in that.
22:27Strip away the crowns and the titles,
22:30and what you have is a husband in his
22:32late 70s living with cancer, making sure
22:36his wife will be all right.
22:38And Camilla has her own way of
22:40preparing.
22:41For years, she has quietly built her own
22:44causes, from literacy and her reading
22:46room to her work supporting survivors of
22:49domestic abuse and her role with
22:51Maggie's.
22:53Those are hers. They don't depend on a
22:55title, and they won't vanish when the
22:58crown passes on.
23:00The Queen nobody expected.
23:03To really understand why this matters,
23:05you have to remember how far Camilla has
23:08come.
23:09There was a time when she was one of the
23:11most criticized women in Britain.
23:14For years, the idea that she might one
23:16day be queen seemed unthinkable to many
23:19people. When she married Charles in
23:212005, she took the title Duchess of
23:25Cornwall rather than Princess of Wales.
23:28Clarence House said at the time that
23:30when Charles became king, she intended
23:32to be known only as Princess Consort.
23:36Then, in February 2022,
23:39Queen Elizabeth changed everything.
23:42In her Platinum Jubilee message, she
23:44said it was her sincere wish that when
23:47the time came, Camilla would be known as
23:49Queen Consort.
23:51In May 2023,
23:53Camilla was crowned alongside Charles at
23:56Westminster Abbey.
23:58Even then, the doubters didn't disappear
24:01overnight.
24:02But something remarkable happened in the
24:04years that followed.
24:05Camilla simply kept turning up.
24:08She took on hundreds of charities and
24:10patronages, many of them unglamorous
24:13causes that rarely made the front pages.
24:16She visited refuges for women escaping
24:19domestic abuse. She championed reading
24:22for children and adults alike,
24:24eventually turning her passion for books
24:26into a reading community followed by
24:28many thousands of people.
24:31She stood beside Charles at countless
24:33engagements, often slightly to one side,
24:36letting him take the spotlight.
24:38Slowly, the public mood shifted.
24:41Polls that once showed deep hostility
24:44softened.
24:45People who had never expected to warm to
24:48her found themselves admitting she was
24:50good at the job.
24:52Her sense of humor helped, the same one
24:54that had her laughing in the Antigua
24:56downpour. So did her willingness never
24:59to take herself too seriously.
25:02That's an extraordinary journey.
25:04From the woman many blamed to the queen
25:07crowned in the abbey,
25:08to the wife standing beside a king
25:10through cancer, keeping his secret even
25:13when she was longing to tell it.
25:16Today, at 79, she's still doing the job.
25:20She flies across the world, stands in
25:23the rain at a parade, and laughs about
25:25being soaked through.
25:27And when she needs rest, someone else
25:29steps in for a day, and the institution
25:32carries on.
25:33So when people ask what the king's
25:35decision means for Camilla's future,
25:38maybe the answer is simpler than the
25:40headlines suggest.
25:42He isn't taking anything away from her.
25:45He's making sure that whatever happens
25:47next, the life she built is hers to
25:50keep.
25:51What comes next?
25:53So where does this leave Camilla as
25:55winter sets in?
25:57Every appearance she makes in the weeks
25:59after the tour will be watched closely
26:02for signs of how well-rested she is and
26:04how much she plans to take on.
26:07Then comes the run-up to Christmas with
26:09Catherine's carol service at Westminster
26:12Abbey and the family gathering at
26:14Sandringham.
26:15Next year brings the search for Sir
26:17Clive Alderton's successor and the
26:19completion of the Buckingham Palace
26:21restoration. When the palace reopens, it
26:24will be a workplace for the king and a
26:26treasure for the public, but never a
26:29home for its queen. There's also the
26:31question of how much Camilla will choose
26:34to do in the year ahead.
26:36Will she take on fewer overseas tours
26:39and leave the long haul travel to
26:41William and Catherine?
26:42Will she focus more on the causes
26:44closest to her heart, like literacy,
26:47domestic abuse survivors, and Maggie's,
26:50rather than the endless ribbon cutting
26:52of royal life? Or will she keep pace
26:55with the king, engagement for
26:57engagement, as she has done for most of
27:00this reign?
27:01Every one of those choices will be
27:03watched, analyzed, and debated.
27:06Here's one more question for you.
27:08If you were advising Camilla right now,
27:11would you tell her to slow down and
27:13protect her health or to stay as visible
27:16as possible beside the king?
27:18Let me know below.
27:19Each of those moments will tell us a
27:21little more about how Camilla's role is
27:24evolving
27:25and how the king is preparing the family
27:27and his wife for the future.
27:30What we do know is this. The king has
27:33already made his choice about where his
27:36reign will be lived. He has chosen the
27:38smaller house, the private gardens, the
27:41familiar rooms, and the life he and
27:43Camilla built together over the most
27:46famous palace in the world. And that one
27:48change says more about Camilla's future
27:51than any rumor ever could.
27:54Now it's your turn.
27:55What do you think the king's decision
27:57means for Camilla?
27:59Is he protecting her future or is the
28:02monarchy quietly preparing to move on to
28:05William and Catherine? And when the time
28:07comes, how do you think history will
28:10remember Queen Camilla? Share your
28:12thoughts in the comments. I read every
28:15single one.
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28:23chapter of this royal story is already
28:26being written. I'll see you in the next
28:28one.

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