LONDON—Queen Elizabeth II has resolved a quiz striking over her succession, bringing up that Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, would possibly additionally fair mute be now and again called queen as soon as Prince Charles accedes the throne.
In a message to impress her 70 years on the throne, Queen Elizabeth on Saturday—the eve of her accession—acknowledged it became as soon as her “precise wish that, when that point comes” her eldest son’s partner cling the title “Queen Consort.” Queen Consort refers again to the partner of a ruling king. This means that, the Duchess of Cornwall would be now and again called “Queen Camilla” if her husband involves the throne.