Here’s what Queen Elizabeth said to Camilla before her wedding to Charles

Camilla was terrified because she was about to marry her longtime love, the then Prince of Wales, Charles III, nearly two decades earlier.

Royal author Penny Junor’s book The Untold Story Highlighting the marital turmoil Camilla experienced when her sister Annabelle Elliott threatened to wear her wedding dress if she refused to get out of bed. Express UK.

However, the Queen had some kind words to offer that eased fears of being unwelcome in the family.

“They’ve overcome Beecher’s Brook and The Chair. [referencing the Grand National fences at Aintree racecourse] And all kinds of other scary obstacles. They have passed and I am very proud and wish them all the best. My son is at home and dry with the woman he loves,” the late king had said.

In the week before her wedding, Camila moved in with a friend, Lucia Santa Cruz, noting that she was not in the best of shape when the day dawned.

There were four people in Camilla’s bedroom, including her sister Annabelle and daughter Laura, trying to help her get ready and convince her to leave her bed.

In that moment, Annabelle said to Camila, “Okay, it’s all right. I’m going to do this for you. I’m going to wear your clothes.”

At the time, Charles’ two sons, William and Harry, also apparently gave their stamp of approval as they were “100 per cent” behind their father and stepmother, wishing them “all the luck in the world”. were

However, unlike Prince Harry’s memoir, SpareShahi claimed that he and his elder brother had pleaded with their father not to marry Camila.