NewsDuchess Camilla celebrates her 74th birthday

Duchess Camilla celebrates her 74th birthday

After a difficult start, Duchess Camilla has long since found her place in the British royal family. There are plenty of congratulations for a birthday.

London – The British Duchess Camilla celebrated her 74th birthday on Saturday. Congratulations came from Prince William and Duchess Kate (39), among others.

"Wish the Duchess of Cornwall a happy birthday," it said on the couple's Twitter account. In addition, the two showed a photo that shows the wife of Prince Charles (72) – William's stepmother – with a mischievous smile.

The photo of a smiling Camilla could also be seen on the Twitter account of Queen Elizabeth II (95) – combined with congratulations. The palace also referred to the charitable commitment of Camilla. She is particularly keen on projects that teach children how to read and that support the victims of domestic violence.

The second wife of Prince Charles, once ridiculed as "Rottweiler", has found her place in the British royal family. She is now even more popular with the British than Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan. dpa

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