In a forthcoming documentary set to air on Boxing Day, Princess Anne, the only daughter of the late Queen, candidly shares her thoughts on Queen Camilla’s newfound and significant role within the monarchy, spearheaded by her brother, King Charles.
Princess Anne’s reflections, unveiled in the upcoming BBC documentary, underscore her extensive familiarity with Queen Camilla, stating, “I’ve known her a long time off and on.” Delving into Queen Camilla’s role, Anne commends her sister-in-law’s exceptional understanding of the responsibilities and notes the positive impact it has had on King Charles.
Acknowledging the uniqueness of Queen Camilla’s role, Princess Anne, known for her protective stance toward her brother, admits, “This role is not something that she’d be a natural for, but she does it really well.” Anne emphasizes the importance of the fresh perspective and tone that Queen Camilla brings to the monarchy, describing it as “equally important.”
In a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges faced by King Charles in his preparations for the throne, Princess Anne shares insights in the documentary, which was co-produced by royal expert Robert Hardman of the Mail. Anne notes, “It was difficult for her brother to prepare himself completely for the moment he acceded to the throne.”
Praising Queen Camilla’s exceptional grasp of her royal role, Princess Anne, at 73, lauds her sister-in-law’s “outstanding” contributions in the film that encapsulates King Charles’s Coronation year. Produced by Oxford Films, the documentary promises exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with key figures, family members, and senior royals. Offering an intimate perspective on the last 12 months, the documentary provides a captivating glimpse into the evolving dynamics within the royal family.
