Queen Camilla will be given equal billing at the Chubbly. It's a new era of equality

Queen Camilla will be given equal billing at the Chubbly. It's a new era of equality

The coronation plans were dominated by King Charles's desire to have a huge clowning party, and whether or not the Sussexes would be there. Recent news has revealed a new storyline: The coronation will include the queen consort's title, her children and grandchildren from her first marriage and the significance of her title. Camilla is the mother of Laura Parker Bowles and Tom Parker Bowles. She also has two teenage grandsons. Camilla hopes her granddaughters will act like members of the aristocracy during the coronation ceremony and wear a special Chubbly canopy. Camilla wants her grandchildren and children to have...

The coronation plans were dominated by King Charles's desire to have a huge clowning party, and whether or not the Sussexes would be there. Recent news has revealed a new storyline: The coronation will include the queen consort's title, her children and grandchildren from her first marriage and the significance of her title. Camilla is the mother of Laura Parker Bowles and Tom Parker Bowles. She also has two teenage grandsons. Camilla hopes her granddaughters will act like members of the aristocracy during the coronation ceremony and wear a special Chubbly canopy. Camilla wants her grandchildren and children to have important roles in the coronation ceremony. Charles and Camilla both make a big deal about how the Sussexes are going to be punished or excluded. The royal rota is now in place and they are focusing on the task at hand, which is to highlight the family of the homewrecker queen to the exclusion all others. The Telegraph's Camilla Tominey latest piece: Queen Side Chick. At times, Prince of Wales, Duke of Sussex, and their mother Diana, Princess Of Wales, have appeared like they are trying to adapt to their father's arrival with his second wife. Harry's autobiography Spare was harshly critical of the Queen consort. However, it did not change perceptions of tensions in the monarchy over Diana, who she famously called the "third person" during her marriage to Charles. Camilla gets equal billing The 75-year old divorcee will be given equal billing at the largest royal event in 70-years as she prepares for May 6th, when she will be crowned alongside King George VI. A new era in equality: The news that Camilla, the grandmother of five, will be attending the Westminster Abbey ceremony is a sign of a new era in equality. The King demanded that Camilla be treated on an equal footing with his. This is not only Charles III's devotion to Camilla, whom he calls the "love-of my life", but it also reflects a sense that the Royal family's "realness” back to the public. The Sussexes made the Windsors look'real'. Despite the fact that the popularity of the Duke and Duchess has declined in the UK since their first time washing family linen at Oprah Winfrey’s primetime laundry, people seem to be more comfortable with the Royals after "Megxit". Yes, William and Kate's reputations suffered a lot from tales of hormonal disputes and fights over dog bowls. Harry's memoirs have had an unintended effect: they made his closest and most dearest, as the Queen once said, "like all the great families" with their "share of eccentricities and impetuous and wayward children and of disagreements." Roles for Camilla’s grandchildren and Prince George: Prince George, nine years old, is being considered for a significant role as not only the King's oldest grandchild, but also second in line for the throne. According to one source, it sends a strong signal and is quite bold. This is yet another example of King and Queen Consort not being afraid to change things to reflect modern life. A blended family is an integral part of modern life. But what does this mean for the frosty royal relations between Harry and Meghan? The couple are expected to be invited to the bank holiday weekend celebrations. However, there is no word on whether they will attend. This move to include some grandchildren, but not others, is likely to cause a stir in Montecito. Harry felt already forced out by his late Queen and his father, who seemed to prefer public appearances with William or George over his immediate family. It is unknown what he will make of the Parker Bowles family being front and center. However, he is reported to be good friends with his step-siblings Tom (and Laura) who were both invited at the 2018 royal wedding. [From The Telegraph] Are you kidding...