Camilla, Queen Consort will be paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth II in a televised address on Sunday evening, during which she will praise her late mother-in-law’s historic legacy.
“She has been a part of our lives forever,” Camilla says in the pre-recorded tribute. “I’m 75 now and I can’t remember anybody except the Queen being there. It must have been so difficult for her being a solitary woman.”
“There weren’t women prime ministers and women presidents,” she says. “I think she carved her own role.” “The Queen gave [Camilla] her blessing just before the [recent] jubilee, saying she wants Camilla to be known as the Queen Consort,” Hagan said. “And that was the ultimate seal of approval.”
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