Duchess Camilla
The title “Queen Consort” will “help” her
Duchess Camilla will one day become “Queen Consort”.
© Maja Tomic/Shutterstock.com
Duchess Camilla has reiterated that her future title of Queen Consort is a “great honor” for her. He will “help” her.
At the beginning of February, Queen Elizabeth II (95) decided that her daughter-in-law Duchess Camilla (74) should one day bear the title “Queen Consort”. The time has come when Camilla’s husband Prince Charles (73) becomes king. In an interview with “BBC Breakfast” the Duchess emphasized once again what a “great honor” her future title is. He will also “help” her to advocate for her concerns.
Referring to her fight against domestic violence, Camilla said: “I will keep fighting for these things. When I start something, I will not give up in the middle. I will always keep going […] and I hope to do that for a lifetime.”
Camilla campaigns against domestic violence
Speaking to a mother who lost her daughter to domestic violence, Camilla explained that her story inspired her to take action. Camilla “moved” their first meeting together in 2016. She wants to “do everything I can” to address the problem.
You have to start “at the beginning”. Children should learn respect at school. “If you can teach boys to respect girls and vice versa, we would be at the beginning of trying to solve this problem,” said the Duchess.