Queen Camilla, King Charles ‘private date nights’ laid bare by insider
King Charles and Queen Camilla enjoy spending quiet time alone
King Charles and Queen Camilla have to be careful ahead of planning their special nights out.
His Majesty likes to keep it laid back and lowkey as he spends date nights with Her Majesty.
Former royal gardener Jack Stooks reveals that “their anniversaries tend to be up in Birkhall near the Balmoral Estate” adding that they are not “ too extravagant.”
Speaking to Smooth Spins, the insider adds the celebrations would be “just them and if they have a few guests or family members,” they would all be included in “a quiet meal” at home. “Birkhall is lovely,”
“It’s not a huge house and there’s a nice drawing room. There’s a small dining room they might even just have like a crab souffle or something completely simple.
“It's not that easy that they can go and have a nice meal in a restaurant and be left alone,” Stooks explains. “It’s so difficult.”
“The King is also quite specific about his eating pattern, and they don't eat huge amounts as well.”
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