After Carlos’ coronation, Camilla will officially be called “Queen” and not “Queen Consort”

He Buckingham Palace is about to officially describe Camilla as “Reina”instead of “Queen consort” after the coronation of king charles in May, British media reported on Sunday.

The first sign of change came last week, when Camille launched the “Queen’s Reading Room” – without the adjective “Consort” – by updating the name of its charity, the Duchess of Cornwall Reading Room.

It is believed that the Court Circularthe official record of actual commitments, may also soon reflect the change.

“At the Palace, we believe that queen consort it’s cumbersome and it might be easier for Camilla to just be known as the queen when the time comes,” a source told the newspaper. Daily mail.

‘He Prince Philip he was officially a prince consort, but he was not known as the prince consort. The Queen would, of course, remain Queen Consort, so the Palace would of course not prevent anyone from calling Her Majesty that if they so wished.”

Almost 20 years after marrying Carlos, in just over two months Camila will be crowned in the Westminster Abbey next to the King.

“We have a feeling that the time will come when it will be easier for everyone refer to Camilla simply as our queen. Until then we will call her queen consort,” a royal source said.

The title change will be the culmination of a remarkable transformation for Camilla in the nation’s affections.

When she got married then Prince of Wales in 2005, it was assumed that she would never be called queen when he assumed the throne.

This was due to her long relationship with Carlos while he was married to Dianawho in his famous interview with BBC He said: “‘There were three of us in this wedding, so it was a bit crowded.'”

but stretcher conquered the publicand the late Queen’s intervention in February last year, when she requested that her daughter-in-law be known as ‘Queen Consort’, is seen as a crucial show of support.

In an official statement released by Buckingham Palace on the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne, the late monarch said: “I sincerely hope that, when the time comes, Camilla will be known as Queen Consort as she continues her loyal service.”.

The official decree set by Queen Elizabeth II has ended years of speculation over whether Camilla would ever be known as the Queen.

Now Buckingham Palace is ready to go further, according to inside sources.

Some British media, like The temperature there The telegraphhave already dropped the term “consort” when referring to Camilla.

Camila is also associated with a coronation ceremony change: will wear a different crown from that worn by her predecessor, Elizabeth II, in 1937 in order to avoid a conflict with the India. This piece has the particularity of being encrusted with one of the most famous diamonds in history and one of the most disputed: the Koh-i-Noor.

This jewel – whose translation means “mountain of light” – was taken from an 11-year-old Indian prince in the 1840s to be given to Queen Victoria. From that moment, the 105.6 carat diamond -and one of the most sculpted in the world- has been one of the traditional jewels of the British monarchy as well as a constant reminder of flight to the Asian country.

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