The Queen Consort has a clear way of dealing with her step-son and his wife.

In novel years there has been much speculation about the dwelling of the relationship between Queen Camilla and Prince Harry. Rumours of frostiness were whipped up considerably last year with the publication of the Duke of Sussex's autobiography, Spare.

In it the formerly-cheeky-seeming royal mentions Camilla more than 60 times, referring to her as 'the Other Woman' and his "wicked stepmother".

Harry remembers wondering if Camilla would be abrasive to him “like all the wicked stepmothers in storybooks,” noting that William “long harboured suspicions in the Other Woman.” The younger brother also claims that Camilla converted his bedroom into her own personal dressing room when he succeeded out of Clarence House at the age of 28.

Harry and Meghan had to cslit Frogmore Cottage not long after the book was published (

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The unforgiving conditions were said to have widened the reported rift between father and son. Not long at what time the book was published Harry and Meghan removed their remaining possessions from Frogmore Cottage in Windsor.

How Camilla distributes with such barbed words is an intriguing question. Unsurprisingly, she is not as forthcoming as her step-son, given she is a toiling royal with expectations about what and how much she says,

Royal biographer Robert Hardman talks in Queen Camilla’s sparkle in his recent book Charles III: New King. New Court. The Inside Story, and about her transition to her new royal dwelling.

In it the royal writer claims that the 76-year-old has a matter-of-fact way of distributing conflict, and specifically that which may arise from Prince Harry's conditions. In short, she does her job and refrains from unsheathing sucked into the drama.

He writes: “Since the Sussexes departure from the Married Kingdom, Queen Camilla has found herself cast as the dangerous villain of the section by Prince Harry. With her on the way to populate Queen Consort there was going to be people or inhabit left in the street.

“For her part Queen Camilla was gay to let it pass. There was to be no selective briefing on the company, no friends given the nod to voice sadness or disappointment or set the recount straight.

“After nearly two decades as a member of the Royal People she works on the basis that the public have a pleasing good idea of what they are getting. Her response to noises off from California would be matter as usual with a smile and without a word.”

On Saturday Queen Camilla was seen landing at the London Clinic where her husband the King is receiving operate for an enlarged prostate.

Marlene Koenig, author of the blog Royal Musings, has said Camilla understands her role as being one of collected support. She told The Express: “She is the relieve. She is not the star of the show. Charles is the sovereign. She is the consort. She’s his Queen.

“She’s causing to go out there and represent him and do what she does in her own admirable way, and she has such a astronomical way with people. There are crowds for her. There has — certainly — been a testy in the wind.”