Apologies, English isn't my first languageIf you're going to come for people's reading comprehension, it's glean, not gleem.
Apologies, English isn't my first languageIf you're going to come for people's reading comprehension, it's glean, not gleem.
I like them both on a personal level. The whole Diana saga was sad all round. No winners. They’re not the first people to have affairs and I’m not condoning- I’m no ones judge. It seems they were clearly meant for each other. Plenty of people cheat and throw away long marriages for the side piece - only for that to fizzle out. Charles and Camilla are here 50 years down the line. Life is too short to be unhappy with your partner. I’m happy that they got to be together - albeit through sad circumstances. Plus after hearing Camilla personally bears the cost of the rape kits makes me admire her even more.On the note of Camilla, as she was being discussed - I remember my Dad at some point said Diana made a perfect princess but would have been a terrible queen, while Camilla would have made a terrible princess but would make a good queen.
I think that's about right, honestly. Camilla wasn't the pretty, media-ready, and aspirational type people want in a princess, while Diana absolutely was. But when it comes to showing up, doing the outreach that isn't as good for headlines, and quietly getting on with the mundanities of monarchy, Camilla's good to go.
Charles and Camilla are an odd pair when it comes to public perception. It's hard to like them on a personal level, given their history and them just seeming like walking cliches of aristocracy (personal bias, there), but it's also very hard to claim they're not positive influences given the commitment and work both have shown for the causes that they care about.
Harry.....Camilla mentioned in an interview that she new someone very close who was\had been abused or was a vitim of coercive control.
The fourth horseman of the apocalypse, Paddington.
I agree. She is making an excellent job of being Queen. I think she has turned into a very unexpected asset to the Royal family. The late Queen definitely saw this in her in her late yearsI have to say Camilla has really grown on me in recent weeks. I’ve always been pretty indifferent to her however she is absolutely keeping the show on the road at the moment. I’ve always thought personally that she would have probably been happy to swerve the public role and simply wanted to be with the man she loved but I feel she’s really come into her own this year, despite the sad circumstances. I’m glad she seemed to have pretty large crowds out there for her today, she deserves it
I think her humour must be one of the things that attracted Charles to her. She would have seemed a breath of fresh in a life bound by responsibilities.I love Camilla. She gets so much stick and just gets on with the job. She must truly love Charles to be doing this at her age. I’m glad they’ve got each other. No issue with her having her own house, spending time with her own family. She’s reflective of modern society snd blended families. Plus I think she’d be such a laugh over few gins.
I saw this. Tbh, I saw what they were watching and don't blame them! Camilla was nearly crying!I think her humour must be one of the things that attracted Charles to her. She would have seemed a breath of fresh in a life bound by responsibilities.
There was a news segment of them at some event a few years ago and they were bursting trying not to giggle when they looked at each other. I seem to think they were being reported as disrespectful, and they probably were, but I thought how sad it must be to always have to be po faced.
The Canadian throat singing?! I LOVE that clip, it is SO funny. I'd have been the same.I saw this. Tbh, I saw what they were watching and don't blame them! Camilla was nearly crying!