The Queen ‘given Camilla her mother’s priceless tiara and allowed Charles to call his wife Queen Camilla YEARS ago’

Her Majesty supported Charles’ plan to make Camilla his queen 5 YEARS ago – and the Duchess of Cornwall will be crowned Queen, according to reports.

The Prince of Wales is said to have changed some of his coronation vows to include ‘Queen Camilla’ with his mother’s backing in 2017.

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It was officially announced on Saturday that Camilla will be honored with the title when Charles becomes King.

The Queen released a historic statement last night to confirm that she wants the Duchess fully acknowledged when her eldest son ascended the throne.

Touched, she signed the address for the British: “Her servant, Elizabeth R.”

But a high-ranking palace source told Daily mail The plan has been in the works for a number of years now.

And when Charles is appointed, the Queen’s priceless platinum and diamond tiara will be placed on Camilla’s head.

It was made for the coronation of King George VI in 1937.

It comes as:

Speaking after the Queen’s statement, Charles and Camilla said they were “moved and honored” by the gesture.

Charles also paid tribute to his “beloved wife” and said he had a “deep sense of honor”.

It is reported that the Prince originally planned to announce Camilla would return as his Queen in 2019.

The source told the newspaper: “This is something that has been on the mind of the Prince of Wales for a while, but the timing has to be right.

“There’s an anxiety, they want to get it right.

“It’s been done for a while, but the question is how best to do it. You won’t please everyone.

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“They understand that some people will still be unhappy, but the family believes it’s the right thing to do.”

The Clarences and palace officials began planning an overhaul for Charles’ coronation several years ago.

The source said those plans include Camilla taking the throne as Queen of Consort.

The event will be sealed with an incredible tiara, featuring 2,800 diamonds and a large stone presented to Queen Victoria in 1856 by the Sultan of Turkey.

The front cross contains a 105 carat Koh-i-Noor diamond.

Charles yesterday released a statement expressing his gratitude.

“On this historic day, my wife and I join you in congratulating Her Majesty on her remarkable achievement in seventy years of service to her nation, kingdoms and Commonwealth.”

“The Queen’s devotion to the well-being of all her people still inspires greater admiration with each passing year. We are acutely aware of the honor represented by desire. of my mother.

“As we have come together to find ways to serve and support His Majesty and the people of our community, my beloved wife has been my unwavering support all this time.”

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