Queen Camilla’s worries bubble over: ‘The King needs support above all else!’
Queen Camilla launches tirade behind the scenes?
‘Rest assured, we’ll forget her soon enough!’—Six words said against King Charles have done massive amounts of damage to, not just his reputation, but also that of Queen Camilla, by association.
Its also come decades after the Queen worked to shed the image of the ‘wicked’ other woman. Least but not after Prince Harry called her his ‘wicked step mother’ in Spare.
But now, Princess Diana’s brother has joined in the bashing, albeit not directly.
According to Closer, people are “walking on eggshells” because of her booming anger that is showing no signs of lessoning. But what’s been unknown so far is what the Queen thinks of the brother of her husband’s ex-wife.
The insider has said, “for Camilla that’s just typical of Charles [Spencer].”
They also say, “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.”
However, her biggest fear is not for herself, despite feeling ‘hammered’.
Before signing off the insider also revealed, “she worries about the impact all this stress is having on her husband. To Camilla, it beggars’ belief that Earl Spencer would choose this time, of all times, to unload on the King when he needs serenity and support above all else.”
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