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It’s like the best tonic in the world,” she says. “You come out of it feeling better.”Royal expert Richard Palmer in his latest substack, ‘How Queen Camilla escapes her woes’ also reveals queen’s remarks: “My husband and I actually read before dinner.
We just like sitting quietly and reading.
He loves biographies and PG Wodehouse.“I occasionally when I’m deep in a book hear him roaring with laughter about something.
It’s very off-putting.
I can’t get back into my book or I’ll suddenly start weeping.
But it’s a lovely, quiet time.Camilla also warned, “I think it would be a complete and utter tragedy if books went for ever.
It’s part of our heritage.”“If there’s no reading, personally I think we might as well all give up because I don’t think we’d even be human any longer.”The BBC Arts shared a clip of the new documentary, set to release on October 14, on its social media handles.
Queen Camilla issues major warning with startling revelations: 'Complete and utter tragedy' October 10, 2026.
