- Camilla is set to receive a new title following her husband King Charles’ coronation.
- Buckingham Palace is planning to refer to Camilla as ‘Queen’ rather than ‘Queen Consort’.
- The Court Circular, the official register of Royal engagements, may also soon reflect the change.
Camilla is set to receive a new title following her husband King Charles‘ coronation, according to the Daily Mail, a year after Queen Elizabeth requested that her daughter-in-law be known as Queen Consort.
According to the newspaper, Buckingham Palace is planning to refer to Camilla as ‘Queen’ rather than ‘Queen Consort’.
According to reliable sources, the change is likely to occur after King Charles’ coronation in May.
According to the report, “The first sign of the new approach came last week when Camilla launched the ‘Queen’s Reading Room’ – without the ‘Consort’ – when she updated the name of her charity, the Duchess of Cornwall’s Reading Room.”
The Court Circular, the official register of Royal engagements, may also soon reflect the change, according to the statement.
According to the source, “There’s a view in the Palace that Queen Consort is cumbersome and it might be simpler for Camilla to be known just as the Queen when the time is right.”
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