Hate to break it to you, but from the moment she became wife of the Prince of Wales, the possibility of Camilla becoming Queen Consort existed. We should all try to keep up with these vital matters.
There are experts who parse these matters closely, will pronounce precisely on usages like Their Majesties King Charles and Queen Camilla, and be largely ignored except by Mayors and such who actually have to get over their stage-fright and speak to them. The rest of us likely won't face the question, but we all have the right to be as rude or polite as we choose. And take the heat for it.
It's a title she'll acquire by marriage. Like your second wife gets to call herself Mrs. soft if she chooses. I'm sure Camilla and her hubby will think of a usage they'd prefer, and let us know. There was a time when the Heir could not have divorced at all nor married a divorced woman (one of the wonderful ironies hereditary monarchies give us, considering how the Faith Chuck will become Defender of originated). But times have changed. You're not suggesting they shouldn't have I hope.
There are experts who parse these matters closely, will pronounce precisely on usages like Their Majesties King Charles and Queen Camilla, and be largely ignored except by Mayors and such who actually have to get over their stage-fright and speak to them. The rest of us likely won't face the question, but we all have the right to be as rude or polite as we choose. And take the heat for it.
It's a title she'll acquire by marriage. Like your second wife gets to call herself Mrs. soft if she chooses. I'm sure Camilla and her hubby will think of a usage they'd prefer, and let us know. There was a time when the Heir could not have divorced at all nor married a divorced woman (one of the wonderful ironies hereditary monarchies give us, considering how the Faith Chuck will become Defender of originated). But times have changed. You're not suggesting they shouldn't have I hope.
