Within the royal family of England, the question of titles is relatively sensitive. Especially in case of withdrawal of royalty, as for Meghan and Harry, or in the event of a second marriage after a divorce. And because of the death of Lady Diana, the case of Camilla Parker Bowles is all the more delicate. She became Duchess of Cornwall in 2005 by marrying Prince Charles, but did not receive the title of Princess of Wales, out of respect and in tribute to Lady Diana. But will she ever be queen? Apparently not.
Much has been written about the story of Camilla and Charles, since it is said that the Duchess of Cornwall was the mistress of the queen’s heir, before officially becoming his wife, once Elizabeth II agreed to this union. But public opinion has never digested and does not really carry Camilla in his heart. Also, it would have been decided that she would never become queen consort, title allocated to the wife of a sovereign. According to The Express, she should receive the title of consort princess when Prince Charles becomes king.
Prince Charles wanted to make Camilla a queen consort
Years have passed and Camilla has grown in popularity, her hard work at least earning the respect of the British, if not their love or sympathy. Recently, Prince Charles therefore raised the possibility that his wife would become queen at his coronation. But the communication from Clarence House
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