Her first media appearance was when she accompanied King Charles on an official visit to recognize Zimbabwe’s independence in 1980, and in 2000 she was officially presented to Queen Elizabeth II.
Five years later, Camilla was recognized as a key member of the royal family after her marriage to Charles.
Camilla accompanied Charles to the United States on her first official overseas trip as Duchess of Cornwall in November 2005.
In 212, Queen Elizabeth awarded him the Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order.
In 2022, coinciding with the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the throne, the late Queen announced her heartfelt wish for Camilla to be known as “Queen Consort” when Charles becomes King.
During all these years, Camilla worked hard as one of the most important figures in the royal court, supported her husband in his royal role, championed charities, supported women’s and children’s issues and worked to eradicate illiteracy and raise awareness of osteoporosis.
In this context, Dr Fouad Abdel Razek, specialist in British affairs, said:
Camilla had Queen Elizabeth’s approval before her death. This support has been a huge boost for her and Camilla has become the center of attention for the royal family. There is an unfair comparison between her and Princess Diana, and she has endured a lot of criticism, even her son calling her the bulletproof woman. His social role will be to support the king, in addition to his other medical interests and his love of reading.
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