Duchess Camilla shows an unusually vulnerable side in an interview. She speaks more openly than ever about her mother and her fight against an incurable disease.
London – Duchess Camilla (74) has made it her business to educate younger generations about the bone disease osteoporosis. She therefore used this year's World Osteoporosis Day on October 20 for a detailed conversation with TV presenter Gloria Hunniford (81).
For the “Morning Live BBC One” format, Duchess Camilla looked back at a difficult chapter in her life and gave rare private insights. Camilla's mother Rosalind Shand (72, † 1994) suffered from osteoporosis (bone loss) for years and finally died of the consequences at the age of 72. Her suffering and pain weighed heavily on her daughter at the time.
You can read Duchess Camilla's painful memory of her mother Rosalind on 24royal.de *.
In an interview, the wife of Prince Charles (72) described the helplessness of her family with moving words: “I think my mother went to all sorts of people you can imagine and they all said the same thing: 'I'm sorry, you are old.' We watched it collapse before our eyes. “ * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
