Elizabeth II celebrates 70 years of reign and leaves it in writing that Camila be treated as queen when Prince Charles succeeds her on the throne

Queen Elizabeth II celebrates 70 years on the throne and has taken advantage of a message on the occasion of the anniversary of her reign to request that the Duchess of Cornwall, Camila Parker-Bowles, be considered queen consort once Prince Charles succeeds him on the throne.

“It is my sincere wish that, when that time comes, Camila is known as queen consort while continuing with his loyal service”, Elizabeth II confessed in the statement for her 70-year reign.

The monarch has been “deeply and humbly” grateful for the “loyalty and affection” that British citizens continue to show her. “And when, in the fullness of time, my son Carlos becomes king, I know you will give him and his wife Camila the same support that you have given me”, has predicted Elizabeth II.

The queen has directly addressed the unresolved issue of the Duchess of Cornwall’s future title, which has “moved and honored” the Prince of Wales and his wife, according to a Clarence House spokesman told the ‘BBC’ chain.

Carlos and Camila, both divorced, were married in 2005 through a civil marriage. Camila had not dared to accept the title of Princess of Wales out of respect for the memory of Princess Diana, who died in 1997 in a traffic accident. Without this title offered by Queen Elizabeth II, the Duchess of Cornwall, 74, was relegated to the background of royalty.

In addition, Queen II has expressed in the statement for the 70 years of reign that she continues with the promise she made in 1947 that his “life will always be dedicated” to the service of the British. In addition, the monarch has highlighted the “extraordinary social, technological and cultural progress that has occurred in the last seven decades” and that, as she has said, benefit “everyone”. “I am confident that the future will offer opportunities, especially for the younger generations in the UK and across the Commonwealth.”