This morning, news broke that Her Majesty Queen Camilla is currently unwell, causing her to cancel upcoming engagements. Royal insiders confirmed that the Queen, who is in her 70s, has come down with a severe cold after recently returning from an extensive royal tour in Australia and Samoa.

 

 

As the winter season sets in across the United Kingdom, many find themselves battling seasonal illnesses. This challenging period, marked by fluctuating temperatures, often makes people susceptible to common colds and viruses—Royal Family members included. Though Palace officials have downplayed the illness, describing it as “a chill,” sources close to the royals have hinted that the situation is a bit more serious.

While some may view this as a minor setback, the Queen’s health has stirred concern among royal watchers, especially given her age and recent rigorous travel schedule. The trip included multiple public engagements where she met hundreds, potentially exposing her to illness. Furthermore, the Queen reportedly finds air travel stressful, which may have impacted her immune system.

Royal experts emphasize that while King Charles continues to maintain a busy schedule, Queen Camilla strives to keep up despite her recent illness. The Palace has assured the public that steps are being taken to enable her attendance at this Sunday’s Remembrance Day service—a significant event on her calendar.

For those worried about Queen Camilla’s health, it’s been confirmed that doctors have advised her to rest, hydrate, and recover. Insiders indicate she’s following these instructions to the letter to ensure she is fit for Sunday’s observance.

In addition to her royal duties, Queen Camilla is currently working on a documentary addressing domestic abuse, set to air on ITV. She had hoped to promote this project in the coming weeks, but her health will determine her ability to do so.

Supporters across the UK and around the world send their warm wishes for a quick and full recovery.