Queen Camilla's three-word Clarence House nickname revealed

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 16:20 · Archive

Staff at Clarence House have given Queen Camilla an affectionate three-word nickname, according to journalist and author Hilary Rose. Rose, who wrote The Secret Diary of Queen Camilla, has revealed how Camilla overcame years of public scrutiny to establish herself in the Royal Family. The late Queen Elizabeth II had previously described her as 'that wicked woman', but the relationship eventually improved.

Camilla was crowned alongside King Charles III at Westminster Abbey on May 6, 2023, after the late monarch declared it her 'sincerest wish' that her daughter-in-law should be known as Queen Consort when her husband became King. According to Rose, Camilla and the late Queen found common ground through their shared affection for horses and dogs.

Since taking on her royal role, Camilla has faced mounting responsibilities as other senior members of the family have dealt with personal challenges. King Charles announced his cancer diagnosis in February 2024, while the Princess of Wales revealed the following month that she was undergoing treatment for cancer. Camilla has continued to carry out public engagements whilst Prince William spent more time supporting his wife and their three children.

How it is being reported

• Queen Camilla given unexpected three-word nickname by Clarence House staffStaff at Clarence House have revealed their affectionate three-word nickname for Queen Camilla, offering an insight into her warm relationship with the royal household and her dedication to royal dutiesThe Mirror · 14 Oct, 16:00
• Queen Camilla's touching three-word nickname from staff revealedQueen Camilla's three-word nickname used by staff at Clarence House has been revealed, with a close associate shedding light on the secret behind her successDaily Express · 14 Oct, 13:52

In this story: Queen Camilla · King Charles III · Queen Elizabeth II · Hilary Rose · Clarence House · Westminster Abbey

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