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Charles III, the official title after Charles ascended the throne of England.
At the same time, Camilla, the wife of King Charles III, was promoted from the former Duchess of Cornwall to "Her Majesty queen Camilla".
It is reasonable to say that after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, with the longest waiting time for Crown Prince Charles to ascend the throne, Camilla will become the Queen of England without dispute, but because of her divorced remarriage status, as well as the small three criticisms surrounding her, under the premise of violating the doctrine, and not getting the support of the British people, Camilla's identity is awkward, although she is called "Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cornwall", but may not be able to have the title of Queen Majesty after Charles ascends the throne.
Obviously, for Camilla, such an identity will undoubtedly be very embarrassing, and not using the title of "Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales" can be said to avoid distinguishing herself from Princess Diana, who is deeply loved by the British people, but as Charles's legal spouse, after her husband ascended the throne, he could only use the title of "Princess" instead of "Queen's Majesty", creating the precedent of the first king's legal spouse in British history not to use the title of queen, which seems unacceptable to the British royal family.
Helplessly, Camilla had an intimate relationship before Charles and Diana married, even if it was terminated after Charles's marriage, but it was revived at the end of the marriage between the two, and Camilla was also married at that time, so in the eyes of the British people, Camilla was extremely low.
Polls have shown that the British people have always regarded Camilla as a third party who destroyed Princess Diana's marriage, and there is general opposition to Camilla's sealing. Although Camilla's popularity after marriage has risen slightly, the proportion of support for her becoming queen is only 16%, and as many as 46% of Britons believe that Camilla's becoming a princess will reach the top.
With Diana's death, Camilla's relationship with Charles gradually came to the foreground, and accompanied Charles to public events and attended the royal family's private dinner, but in the controversy, Charles still insisted on his own opinion and married Camilla in a civil marriage on April 9, 2005.
According to British tradition, Charles would become the supreme head of the Anglican Church upon ascending the throne, and his queen would not be able to divorce him before marrying him, and it was clear that the divorced Camilla certainly did not meet this requirement. In addition, the Episcopal Church also strongly opposed the remarriage of the ex-spouse at birth, and Camilla's ex-husband is still alive, which adds to a lot of controversy.
Fortunately, in November 2002, the Church of England announced that divorcees would be allowed to remarry, which was tantamount to removing religious barriers to Charles and Camilla's marriage.
However, this move does not mean that the divorced Camilla can be given the throne, according to the Royal Marriage Act 1772, Charles and Camilla's marriage is handled according to a special case of the Noble Intermarriage Act, according to which Camilla will not receive the title of Princess of Wales after marriage, which is equivalent to declaring in advance that she will not be able to obtain the status of Queen After Charles ascends the throne.
Even if, unless the laws of england and the Commonwealth kingdoms were amended, Camilla would automatically become the de facto "Queen Majesty" upon Charles's ascension to the throne, there would be no room for accommodation in terms of title.
As Charles's mother, Queen Elizabeth II naturally began to remove obstacles to her son's ascension to the throne as she grew older, and the most critical step was Camilla's future identity. In response, in the Queen's Platinum Jubilee open letter celebrating the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne, it was announced that it hoped that Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, would be crowned queen when Charles became king.
The Queen said firmly, "When my son Charles became King, I knew you would give him and his wife Camilla the same support you gave me; I sincerely hope that by that time, Camilla will be called queen and she will continue her faithful service. ”
According to media reports, a spokesman for Clarence Palace has revealed that the Charles couple expressed "touch and honor" for the queen's grace.
Now, with the death of Queen Elizabeth II, who reigned for 70 years, Charles has finally become the oldest king in British history at the age of 73 after waiting 70 years and setting a record for the longest waiting crown prince in the world to succeed to the throne.
As the British media said, for Charles, there will be contradictions in the heart. He mentioned in his statement that he would be very sad about the loss of his mother, but it was also the moment when he finally realized his fate.
Similarly, under the personal paving of the queen's life, Camilla finally got her wish and was promoted to "Her Majesty the Queen" with her husband Charles.