Queen Camilla is “exhausted”. Since King Charles underwent treatment for this tumor, discovered during a visit to the hospital for an enlarged prostate, the Queen his wife was forced to take the reins of Royal family. This means: taking on all the real commitments alone. Also because the three other most important members of the Crown have all withdrawn, with Kate Middleton who was hospitalized for two weeks and for whom long weeks of convalescence are expected and her husband, Prince William, remaining by her side . For this reason, the palace sources consulted by Daily Mail they made it known that Camilla would be ready to request a vacation: a week's vacation, away from events, performances, business or missions. The British press has done the math: the Queen Consort has attended 13 official events alone or as head of the family, representing – among others – the royal family at the funeral of King Constantine of Greece, godfather of the late Charles in January, from that the heir to the throne William also withdrew at the last minute for unspecified “personal” reasons.
Camilla's state of health worries observers and the media due to her busy (institutional) schedule. But also because of the weight of responsibilities and the enormous apprehension linked to the emotional issues accumulated in recent weeks. The solution? Cancel any appointments you have made, at least until Commonwealth Day on March 11. English sources suggest that, in all likelihood, Charles III had something to do with it. The latter, worried about his wife's health, insists that she take a few days off. Another palace source said al Sunday hours that the Queen's popularity has seen an increase in recent times. “She was encouraged by the public reaction” to her taking the reins of the royal family. And “although he did not expect to find himself in the position of head of the family – writes the Sunday newspaper of Times -, the Queen is absolutely ready to do whatever is necessary for the institution she represents, that is to say the monarchy.
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