Buckingham Palace uses the title ‘Queen’ Camilla for the first time

The title of Camilla, who has been known as the “Queen Consort” since the death of Queen Elizabeth II of England, was included as “Queen Camilla (Queen Camilla)” for the first time in the official invitations prepared by Buckingham Palace. .

Camila will accompany the King at the coronation ceremony that will take place on May 6 with the participation of 2,000 guests at Westminster Abbey Church in the capital, London, and will be officially known as the “Queen” from this date.

The Queen of England, Elizabeth II, in her message for the 70th anniversary of the throne on February 5, 2022, announced that her husband Camilla would become the “queen” when her son Charles became king. Queen Elizabeth stated that she sincerely wanted her husband Camila to receive the title of “queen” when Prince Charles assumes the throne.

The queen said she knew that when Prince Charles became king, the public would give Charles and his wife Camilla the same support they gave her. (AA)