This was Queen Camilla’s reaction when she found out she was being called the “black sheep” of the Royal Family. Are We Judging Queen Camilla Too Harshly?

Although several members of the royal family may feel unloved, no one knows more about this than the current British Queen.

Queen consort Camilla‘s role has not been warmly received by many of the late Princess Diana’s followers.

And although several members of the royal family may not feel loved by the public or feel out of the spotlight, no one knows more about this than the current British queen.

Although she eventually won the affection of her people, it took her years of marginalization, and she even earned the nickname “black sheep” of the family.

It was about this that the Daily Mail’s royal editor, Rebecca English, discussed in the latest episode of Palace Confidential and revealed details of Camilla’s past. Although she did not sugarcoat what happened, she assured that today she sees it with grace.

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At one point, the conversation turned to protecting members of the family from rumors and news in the press. There, Rebecca mentioned an anecdote that Gary Goldsmith, the uncle of the Princess of Wales, Kate, also used.

Camilla reacts to being the “black sheep” of the family

“It was very illuminating,” Rebecca began, recounting the curious story. Gary “was talking about being at a palace function, I think probably in the run-up to the wedding and feeling slightly like a fish out of water,” said the editor.

It was there that the Queen, who was then Duchess of Cornwall, noticed this situation and approached Gary. After an exchange of words, he was evasive and wanted to end the conversation by saying, “Well, I’m not sure you want to be seen talking to me because I’m the black sheep of the family.“

In 2009, Gary was embroiled in controversy after The News of the World chose as its cover photo an image of Goldsmith preparing to inhale coc***ine. After this sequence of events, his status as the “black sheep” was cemented as quickly as the news broke.

However, these words-and especially the nickname-were not unfamiliar to Camilla, who smiled and replied:

Oh don’t worry, so have I been over the years, you know, you just roll with it, it’s fine. We’ll be kind of two black sheep together!

This “title” was given to Camilla in the 1990s, after she was considered “the usurper” of Princess Diana, who was much loved by the people.

After years of fighting criticism from the press, fans, and even her own family, Charles and Camilla married in 2005 with the approval of the late Queen Elizabeth.

Since Charles ascended to the British throne on September 8, 2022, following the death of his mother, Camilla went from “black sheep” to “Queen.”

Now firmly established and having taken her place, she has supported the King at all times, taking on more responsibilities and commitments after his cancer diagnosis was revealed. Without a doubt, Camilla has demonstrated her ability to laugh-and laugh at herself-despite the family tensions surrounding her.