On January 28, the British media responded quickly to a private survey: Can you accept Camilla removing the consort, which indicates the king's mate in the current title of Queen Consort? Perhaps for non-English-speaking countries, this is nothing inconsequential, but for sensitive English speakers, the upcoming coronation of King Charles III of England is another new move. Yes, Buckingham Palace released the wind, ready to add more burden to Camilla, who has been promoted from "concubine" to "royal wife", and then promoted to one level of "small soldier promoted".
It now appears that Queen Elizabeth II's statement in her final days – "sincerely wishing" that King Charles III's wife have the title of consort rather than bridesmaid – is not entirely "confused".
Because without the restrictive constraints in her words, the filial son King Charles III would have been able to transform his beloved wife Camilla from "the king's consort" to the vague "Queen".
The latter refers to the queen, as well as the queen.
Who will be able to tell the difference between the people who are busy with food and clothing every day?
Charles, the longest-serving prince in British history, is really a tango master.
This year, the British people will have the privilege of seeing for themselves how their new king, who will ascend the throne in May, has succeeded in using the trick of "boiling frogs in warm water" to calmly send Camilla to the highest place of glory.
Her title changed step by step, and Buckingham Palace officials now even hope to actually make the queen queen queen before her coronation in May.
Of course, they cited scriptures and considered this action to be "a rule handed down by the ancestors", "reasonable and legal", but to make her name consistent with the spouses of previous royal monarchs.
But if they are really so tough, why should they first release the wind to vaccinate the people?
Richard Palmer, a reporter for the Daily Express who specializes in the short section of the British royal family, said there was "no official information from the palace" about Camilla's title.
But change is imminent, as the term is common for the wives of previous kings.
And there are already forerunners who are so flattering the "Queen", lagging behind means being beaten.
Speaking at this week's Royal Roundup, Palmer said: "Some newspapers have just called her that. I think at some point they will abandon the consort part of the name that is reminiscent of 'consort.' After all, every royal wife is only called the queen. ”
Due to the disgraceful love history with Charles, things came to Charles and Camilla here completely without the logic of their predecessors.
When Charles became Prince of Wales and Dauphin, he married his first wife Diana as Princess on the scale of the wedding of the century.
In the more than ten years of marriage between the two, in addition to her husband Charles, his wife Diana, their eldest son Prince William and second son Prince Harry, there is another person who is inseparable from their small family and lingers.
This is Camila.
Even if she is now whitewashed with "twenty years of dedicated service to the royal family", she will never be able to erase her bad image of destroying other people's families for her own selfish interests.
Fortunately, Camilla, who ascended to the back seat, in addition to having a husband Charles who supported her, also had an unexpected teammate - stepson Harry.
This big "boy", known as the eternal mom boy, with one memoir after another and episode after episode of lengthy documentaries, successfully completed his father's career that took twenty years to achieve a little - setting off his so-called hated stepmother Camilla into a sensible and wise good person.
Today, the public seems to be more and more receptive to Camila.
Of course, she and Queen Elizabeth II can never be compared,
Palmer said that Elizabeth II, as the true queen, reigned for 70 years.
For many people in the world, the queen can only be Elizabeth II and no one else.
Even if she dies, the title is still 108,000 miles away from Camilla.
By the time Charles was coronated as Charles III in May this year, they would only call Camilla queen.
This is also thanks to her queen mother-in-law in heaven.
There had been much debate about what title to give Camilla, but it was Queen Elizabeth II who made the final decision and announced that the Duchess of Cornwall was called the king's consort (one rank higher than the bridesmaid).
The Queen said it was "sincerely hopeful" that Camilla had the title.
That's it, use your mind on something else, Charles.