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Queen Camilla’s Behavior on Trooping the Color Left People Seriously Unimpressed: ‘Never Seen…’

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During the Trooping the Colour parade on June 14, Queen Camilla appeared noticeably distant and subdued, drawing criticism from royal watchers.

Seated beside King Charles in a carriage, Camilla’s expression was described by many as cold or disengaged, igniting online backlash from viewers who felt she seemed detached from the public’s struggles.

“That grumpy face says it all—thousands struggling outside while she parades in luxury,” one user posted on X (formerly Twitter), reflecting widespread sentiment.

Change in Tradition and Speculation Over a Heated Exchange

Unlike in 2023, when King Charles rode horseback as part of the traditional display, this year he remained in the carriage with Camilla, continuing the adjustment made in 2024 due to his cancer treatment. Camilla wore a refined white silk-crepe dress adorned with silver embroidery by designer Anna Valentine.

According to The List, the Queen Consort was reportedly seen engaging in a tense exchange with the King during the procession. While the exact topic is unknown, some lip readers have speculated that the conversation involved either Prince Harry or Prince Andrew, further fueling speculation about her apparent displeasure.

Online Reactions Range From Outrage to Sympathy

Footage of Camilla’s expression quickly circulated online, with many viewers accusing her of appearing unbothered or cold at a time when many people are struggling financially. One user wrote, “If it’s that much of a chore, please stay home,” while another added, “She looks like a cartoon villain.”

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