Queen Camilla’s behaviour ‘left to speak for itself’: ‘She’s sickened to the core’

Charles Spencer’s book Swan Song has sparked DEFON-One for all intents and purposes, and while unofficial, sources say there’s a lot happening behind the scenes with Queen Camilla.

But for those still unversed with what’s been said against her, its pertinent to mention that the Queen wasn’t necessarily mentioned by name in any context, however, statements like, “Looking back now, I suspect the [King Charles’] first reaction must have been to think more of how this event might free him to marry the woman he loved, rather than appreciating the loss of one he did not,” – have not done her any favours in the PR department.

A source close to Heat World explains it in a much better way. According to them, “Camilla may not have been heavily mentioned in the book, at least not directly, but there are still plenty of references and hurtful anecdotes that make her a central character, and obviously not in a good way.”

They also say, “[Charles Spencer’s] still made countless passing references and leaves the reader under no illusion that she was the reason his sister’s marriage was so miserable and why it was doomed to fail from the start – even if he didn’t make a big point to call her out directly.”

At one point the insider also said, “for Camilla that’s just typical of Charles Spencer. He knows she and her allies wouldn’t take kindly to her being savaged or called out directly as this wicked witch who ruined Diana’s marriage. So the sense is that he decided to unload on the King for the most part, then lets Camilla’s behaviour speak for itself.”

Before concluding the source also admitted, “it’s left her feeling pretty vulnerable, especially as she believes Harry is encouraging his uncle. That just sickens her to the core, and she’s been hammering it home to Charles that the Sussexes are clearly in on this plot.”