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Duchess Camilla as Queen Consort: Do your children also get a title?

If Camilla is one day made Queen Consort alongside Prince Charles, it could have far-reaching consequences for her children, Laura Lopes and Tom Parker Bowles.

London – The two children of Duchess Camilla (74) have little to do with aristocracy and prefer to stay out of the public eye. The fact that her mother is the wife of the next British king has so far only played a minor role in the everyday life of Laura Lopes (44) and Tom Parker Bowles (47). However, as soon as Charles takes the throne, things could change for her as well.
24royal.de* reveals the chances that Camilla’s children Tom and Laura will also receive a title.

Queen Elizabeth II (95) caused a real bang when she recently announced that she wanted Camilla to one day stand alongside future regent Charles (73) as Queen Consort. Even if the Duchess of Cornwall has meanwhile gained a good reputation at the royal court through her diligence, many Britons are still critical of her outside the palace walls. Especially for those royal fans who still blame the 74-year-old for the failed relationship between Princess Diana (36, † 1997) and Prince Charles, it is a thorn in the side to have to accept her as Queen Consort. When the day comes and the Prince of Wales is crowned as the new king, his stepdaughter Laura and stepson Tom could also suddenly become more of a focus. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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