Camilla Parker-Bowles and King Charles III at Westminster Abbey for Christmas. (England, December 15, 2022) Getty Images:
According to several sources Times, the sovereign’s wife requested that her five grandsons hold the medal during the consecration of the monarch. The event will take place on May 6.
Their names are Lola, Freddy, Eliza, Louis and Gus. The first two are the children of Queen Consort Camilla’s son, Thomas Parker Bowles, from his first marriage. The last three belong to her older sister, Laura Lopez. Charles III’s wife, very close to her five grandchildren, wants him to be accepted into the British monarchy. So reports Times, this Saturday, February 25, the latter asked his little tribe to sit in the front row during the coronation of the monarch organized on May 6 in Westminster Abbey (London). It is better that it occupies a central place there.
According to trusted sources Times On Saturday 25th February, Lola and Eliza (age 15) and Freddie, Louie and Gus (age 13) may have the difficult task of carrying the umbrella containing the holy oil in the ceremony before this one is deposited. Head of Charles III. Until now, this function was often performed by duchesses, as it consists of one of the most sacred moments of the ritual. “Queen Consort has announced she doesn’t want duchesses, but her grandchildren.”
In the center of attention
So this attribution should shed light on the Queen’s consort’s grandchildren, who until then have been shielded from the limelight. Sources in the British newspaper, however, confirmed that the royal couple plans to involve them more because they are close, and thus reflect the reality of their blended family life.
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It is obvious that during the ceremony, the heir to the throne Prince George should also play a big role. The King and Queen – the title will be relinquished for good after Camilla’s coronation – will meet in the coming weeks to discuss Prince William’s son’s involvement on the day. “It’s quite a bold decision. Another example of the king and queen consort not being afraid to shake things up a bit to reflect the realities of modern life, with a blended family at its center,” says a source.
Source: Le Figaro
