camilla is his rock.ince andrew was once second in line to the throne. a helicopter pilot, rumored to be the queen's favorite child, until his stunning fall from grace. >> speaks out about his ties to jeffrey epstein and allegations that he had sex with an underage girl. >> while he has repeatedly denied the accusations, andrew was stripped of his royal duties and military titles, the son noting the queen had effectively banished him. >> a civil suit filed business hi accuser in 2021 was settled in early 2022 with no admission of guilt or wrongdoing. >> the monarchy was slow to take action on prince andrew. and he should have had his honorary patronages revoked way sooner. harry and meghan's were revoked were andrew's were. and honestly, that is a stain on the reputation of the monarchy. >> how damaging he is to the monarchy. this is a big headache for the coronation. i think people accepted that he was there at the queen's funeral. he is the queen's son. but simply, andrew couldn't be more toxic. >> it's

that young person was camilla camilla shand was her maiden name. so modern fee ah, rush away the resolution and spontaneous camilla was able to speak freely with the young prince. she even talked openly about her great grandmother alice keppel, the long time mistress of charles was ancestor king edward 7 ah cam. yeah. ah, because kennedy is sick or more value, carmella had the great advantage of knowing how to speak to charles. she understood his longing for informality and simultaneous refusal of familiarity because she knew the windsor as well. so their conversation was completely natural. and of course the 2 fell in love to october her since the best, i don't know if it was love at 1st sight sleep, but something suddenly clicked and they began seeing one another. right. hello. yes, of why camilla rosemary shand was born on july 17th, 19472 rosalind couplet daughter of the 3rd baron ascom and her husband major bruce showed she grew up in sussex and as a member of the aristocracy travelled in the same circles as charles ah, come here back to lose

i'm particular what title camilla would be given. so if we think about how they've, i guess cult, as i said the, that the soon is of the, the last couple of decades. you know, they certainly focused on public service has been a, they have a very much showing the stability if the relationship and they seem very disgrace. i mean they that they as a couple what also hit by some of the allegations by control, the son prince harry and his recent book spam. why prince harry was less than complimentary about his step mother, camilla. and yet both charles and camilla have stays quiet discreet and i think that's what most people would say has contributed to that popularity these days. in fact, i was reading the latest polls show that camilla out runs those prints harry and his wife megan. so she really is quite popular amongst certainly amongst the verses people. i mean it's quite interesting what prince harry did, writing that book, which came out earlier this year. and he said that camilla sacrifice me on her personal p. o to, in other word

camilla and the media buzz as it's camilla and the media buzz as tt-s veveetet— camilla and the mediargeois, i think bye bye bye bye bye . c;g e“ cc; bourgeois, i think bye bye bye bye bye . g e“ cc; bye bye. very nice. hi. hi. how are you doing? hi . and after are you doing? hi. and after that, it was off to the dog and duck pub, but does britain's next in line to the throne know how to pour a good pint? well, that's going to be some fun. later also that's going to be some fun. ltspecial also that's going to be some fun. ltspecial royal also that's going to be some fun. ltspecial royal themed also that's going to be some fun. ltspecial royal themed greatest a special royal themed greatest britain and union jackass. we'll have the first front pages in mere moments this mere moments to this is a special edition of dan wootton tonight, live from buckingham palace . palace. but as usual, it's time for tomorrow's news site now in our media buzz. so let's kick off with the very first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, hot off press. i've pages, hot off the press. i've even got them

the public had clearly sided with diana camilla bookish affair. camilla suffered a lot to do. i thought she'd been denigrated by the press and held responsible for the failure of charles and dimes marriage. they call to the rottweiler, saying she was aggressive and would destroy everything to get her massey, prince charlie, tree of wife wafford on my shoulder. i ran public appearances, provoked cries from the crowd that weren't very pleasant. but i think she quickly realized it was better to withdraw and wait until the storm had passed before considering what to do next. and on. always as ye quick swans, ah, but with time the wounds began to heal and new possibilities opened up. here him could polymer, but there were many problems to be overcome before charles and camilla could marry previously. that would have been inconceivable for charles to marry a divorcee fake but times had changed. and i think as far as the royal family was concerned by people said, anyway, if the archbishop of canterbury. mm hm. so the anglican church gives this marriage the green light of which was th

about factual camilla is there. she's always been there and is accepted by the royal family for the way out. ah, that the king and queen consort, enjoy one another's company, is easy to see. take this official visit to canada. they're always incredibly comfortable with each other and sad. jake's latan you very often see them laughing with an uncontrollably. what's made touching is that the prince refers to his wife is my darling wife, and he's very affectionate towards her and play a little audrey day. he's at peace and totally happy. he's back with the girlfriend of his youth. and camilla might just be the wife. he's always dreamed of having knotted up, but that was already is it will twinkle in his eye and they seem to just share this remarkable bond, which it is lovely to say. but to truly understand, charles, he need to see the world through his eyes. he believes humans should live in harmony with nature. and charles is most in harmony with the world around him. when indulging in his personal passion. painting.

and while he was at sea, camilla became engaged to andrew parker bowles.irements for his future queen were clear. an aristocratic blood line and virginity. love was far less important. >> it must be very difficult to say i perhaps would like to follow a different path. so perhaps in the melee of all of that, charles wasn't strong enough to say what he really wanted. but he tried to change that for both of his sons. he allowed them to choose freely who they loved. >> standing on this bridge, we are in the center of truly all things british. >> you see buckingham palace at the other end of the lake, where the trooping of the color ceremony takes place. and then of course, westminster abbey through the trees. >> charles anson was queen elizabeth's press secretary from 1990 to 1997. the years that you were there were some of the most difficult years. so you tapes? >> it was period of huge change in terms of communications, the sophistication of being able to bug people's phones and so on. so when those tapes emerged like that, illegally, it was a very tricky s

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charles and camilla. >> the queen has died. very sadly. >> for 70 years, this country has only known a queen. >> king charles iii is taking over. >> long live the king. >> for centuries, london ruled as a global center from global finance, for theater, for thought. today there is an undeniable energy, from the neighborhood to the streets and shops of trendy soho. its palaces and history still a major draw, no matter the weather. >> everything begins and ends here at buckingham palace. oh, it's the changing of the guard. >> much like the changing of the guard, the british monarchy has been steadfast. loyal to its role on this island and beyond. >> in the past, it represented power. nowadays it's supposed to represent shared values. >> the idea that they bring us all together in shared values is simply not true brch. >> it's supposed to. >> most people in the british empire don't have that relationship and don't think they share values. >> they came ready for that debate and more. >> the queen's monarchy was the high watermark of

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he has married camilla, who was a pariah for so long but now the queen, has announced that camilla wille queen with her blessing. it took that controversy off the table so i think you will have a decent run, as long as he does not live to 102. ♪ >> so many questions, so little time. that was tina brown talking last year to washington post live. it is great to be here with the author of the palace papers who knows everything about the coronation. my first question is you, is making -- is meghan markle going. --? >> she is not an for all the conversations that led up to the composition, though she was ever going to come -- i do not think she was ever going to come. that day is the fourth birthday of archie, their child. it is a perfect thing. jerry can go to the coronation and she can say and celebrate her son's fourth birthday. it was elegant -- >> the coronation wasn't planning on purpose of archie's birthday? >> certainly not. it was fortuitous for all concerned. >> let's talk about harry and meghan. he is still a prince. he will be going that --back. there was a moment where he talks

and camilla was that for him can. yeah, and this would have ended up present whenever protocol allowed it the 2 lovebirds with neat far from the prying eyes of the press at the sacred meetings, they would call each other by pet names pursuing to themselves as fred and gladys and exclusions to the english countryside yet despite the intimacy, neither believed the head of feet 2 together. yet camilla wasn't a virgin and back then virginity was essential for a future clean fit to find those all 3. today, i think the situation would be different. but in 1971, that was a no cause to me. yeah. miss bass. camilla wasn't the potential queen, but she was a marvelous lover. videos of charles wasn't the 1st man incremental his life. and things grew even more complicated when his 1st suits of reappeared. after finishing his military service, the, when she 1st met charles back in the full of $71.00, camilla was already in an off with another man whom she'd known for 5 years. andrew pocket bows was a british army officer and an ext

what is going through camilla's mind?was called by diana the rottweiler. she was blamed for a lot in this picture. i remember princess diana saying that. today it is camilla who will become the queen. martha: diana would be seething. piers: putting the crown on camilla's head, that's part of the story. you've got to think the way prince harry might well be feeling, don't know what prince william is feeling but he is more stoic about it. you remember harry, the king's son had written a book in which he savaged camilla, really went after her a few months ago. a lot of tension among senior members of this family but it goes back to the affair and diana's death, irreconcilable differences between them. so it is going to be attesting day for the family away from the public, interesting to see how they navigate that. martha: i think of everyone in america waking up to watch this. i got up with my mom at 4:00 a.m. in:00 am in the morning to watch the wedding of charles and diana and it was a fairytale and the two boys and you th

king charles and queen camilla will— forces. king charles and queen camilla will travel— forces.a will travel back - forces. king charles and queen camilla will travel back in - camilla will travel back in buckingham palace in the gold state coach just as queen elizabeth ii did in 1953. it is the most spectacular —looking coach, notoriously uncomfortable, though, with the late queen describing riding in it as horrible. at 260 years old, it does not have mod cons and definitely no shock absorbers to smooth the ride. the return journey is a much grander affair, the return journey is a much granderaffair, involving around 4000 military. as well as looking spectacular, the processions will sound extraordinary as well. marching bands from all three armed forces will provide a styling soundtrack guaranteed to get the crowd's feet tapping. i'm immensely proud because i've been_ i'm immensely proud because i've been heavily involved in the planning of the event since november. so it means an awful lot and _ november. so it means an awful lot and i— november. so it means an awful lot and

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camilla can't wear any of the queen's earrings. the queen had pierced ears and camilla doesn't.ularly this time of year, the weather here can change in a nanosecond. if the clouds lift and weather changes, the fly past will obviously happen. >> by the way, a silver lining we are not in the midst of rain for this key part where so much is outdoors and so many people get involved. i think the balcony wave and people in front of him is important. there are polls that judge public opinion. one is on the very weekend the number of people that come out in support versus those that come out to protest. the tone of that. when we had the last big gathering and the king became king, the focus was on saying good-bye to queen elizabeth ii. with the coronation, we can bring the focus on how many people want the royal family to last and what they think of the job king charles is doing. >> and molly was saying earlier, it might not be a balcony appearance here. it might be multiple. the queen did six in the last one as late as midnight. that is because they were calling and calling and calling

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. >> queen camilla by his side. world watching all the pomp and pageantry as the uk marks its first coronation in 70 years. >> from a golden carriages leaving the gates of buckingham palace to the procession down at westminster abbey. king charles iii finally taking the coronation oath. this historic day also a family affair. prince william and prince george playing a role while prince harry watches on. and princess charlotte and prince louis stealing the show. >> gio: inside the celebration fit for a king. katy perry and lionel richie, rocking tomorrow's coronation concert. are full team coverage from across the pond as we say good morning, america. ♪ ♪ >> whit: good morning. so great to have you with us on saturday morning for our second hour. waking up to history as it is unfolding for the first time in seven decades. it is coronation day in the uk. the rain falling in london, of course. it could not dampen the festive mood. >> janai: the king and queen taking to the iconic balcony at buckingham palace, the fly p

camilla cast a shadow.e british tabloid reported on an extremely intimate conversation between the two the camilla gate. recently resurfaced and as a plot line in the crown. >> i do love you. >> i love you, too. >> byron: 2005 more than seven years after diana's death and camilla married. >> did you get down on one knee to propose? >> you should be interpreters of the love story because the story is not about, you know, fairytales. it is about real life. i think they captured it a lot. >> byron: before she died, queen elizabeth expressed her wish that, will be known as the queen consort. writing about it in the blockbuster memoir. he told anderson cooper he and william asked her father not to married camilla. >> we thought it was going to cause more harm than good. and that if he was now with his person, that surely that is enough. going that far when you don't necessarily need to. >> byron: harry will face his family for the first time since releasing his tell-all book. his wife meghan and young children s

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i think camilla is the same and why the queen, before she died, she wanted camilla to be known as queene she is a lady because she is the daughter of an earl. it is complicated. she is without the robes. how interesting king charles wanted this ceremony to be without those robes and wanted people to be dressed in business attire. i think it was a big conversation going on before the coronation about whether this was -- whether we were going to lose our sense of pomp and pageantry. we do it so well here. i don't think we lost it at all. what we saw today was incredible and just what we were hoping for. >> michael: those are some incredible mementos mom. >> we saw william and his family. he is second in line to the throne. how do you think he is feeling? >> i think he probably is feeling like his father did. he is probably already in his mind working out how he wants to be a modern monarch, i would imagine. i am holding up this picture here because it's interesting to see the queen signed it lilibet and phillip and signed it after her coronation in 1953. fun to see if front princess anne

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camilla's sister is there as well as an attendant.t? what message are they sending about the monarchy? i suspect the wales will come out and perhaps the other working royals including edward and anne. >> first it's just those who are part of the procession helping the king and queen. >> it's the only part of today we haven't had any guidance on. they said they'll choose within the moment. >> there they are. to the left of your screen, the prince of wales, princess of wales and other members of the royal family. they'll pull out and you'll see. >> this is a big moment for charles. he's realizing he is popular. >> prince louis, the children of prince william and katherine. >> they are waiting for the flypass. much reduced, just red arrows and helicopters. >> likes like prince andrew. >> no. that's the duke on the right. these are working royals. >> prince andrew is not out there? >> no. >> prince harry is not out there? >> no. the pages and the children and the working royals. >> cousins of the king on that side. >> on the right-hand si

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, but queen camilla.ooks, despite the fact that yes it is raining here in london, it looks fantastic. this is what the british royal family does so well. pomp and pageantry, the history of it, of the cold is sparkling, the white horses with the blue plumage, it is really, i feel very lucky to have had this position. thank you for giving me the best seat in the house alex because i'm right outside of buckingham palace and the king is passed right behind me in his carriage. >> we have given it to you and i'm somewhat envious of your position, nonetheless, kathy, let me ask you quickly with regard to this particular coach. since it is new, or it was made for the queen's jubilee for the 60th anniversary of her ascending to the throne. i am told it is more comfortable. it would appear to be more comfortable than the golden state coach, which he will use for the coronation procession when leaving westminster abby. that one is supposed to be horribly uncomfortable because it is 200 odd years old. >> this is the

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, camilla has been a focus.onable? his mother died, diana, camilla was the mistress who broke up the family as far as he was concerned. >> that is true, i mean, she was known by diana called her the rottweiler and then when diana gave her interview, she said there were three in the marriage and camilla was public enemy number one in this country. that has made it quite hard to swallow with harry's interviews and he started to refer to her as a villain and accused her of leaking stories about the boys, him and william to make herself look more popular. that is the kind of thing with harry turning up for the coronation, it will inevitably be in camilla's mind as she takes part in this once-in-a-life-time historic occasion. >> rachel: she's worked hard trying to rehabilitate the image that was soi in the sewer, when diana was alived. is this going to be her crowning moment? she's the queen, will she rehabilitate her image through the ceremony or are things resonating with team diana, which still exist in england? >

it's what upset him so much about prince harry's book suggesting camilla had been leaking stories. newly crowned king and queen. about to give the ordr for the carriage to leave and you see this extraordinarily intricate moment play out for the next 20 minutes or so. she's beaming. we were talking about how charles wasn't necessarily smiling. i think he was stressed at the beginning but then he was appointed god's representative on earth and he had the anointing which was a pride at the moment. so i think it was solemnaty, but camilla's role is always to calm things down and put a smile on everyone's face. >> some of the touches were very different than the queen's coronation. the actual oil used for the anointing came from jerusalem and the mount of olives, and it was -- it's vegan in line with the princess sensibilities, and that is obviously very different. it's not -- i don't believe, obviously the same oil -- >> i traveled with charles to jerusalem where he went to see his grandmother's grave around -- >> there you go. thank goodness i got that right. that's brilliant. >> we s

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it's been adjusted and it'll be used today to crown camilla. you who have come this day to do your homage and service, are you willing to do the same? all: god save king charles. king charles, your undoubted king. wherefore all you have come this day to do your homage and service: are you willing to do the same? all: god save king charles. will you solemnly promise and swear to govern the peoples of the united kingdom, of great britain and northern ireland, your other realms and the territories to any of them belonging or pertaining according to their respective laws and customs? i solemnly promise so to do. for this cause we also, since the day we heard it, do not cease to pray for you and to desire that ye might be filled with the knowledge of his will in all wisdom and spiritual understanding. prince of wales takes part in vesting his father, the king in the stole royal. god save the king. all: god save the king. i, william, prince of wales, pledge my loyalty to you and faith and truth i will bear unto you, as your liege man of life and limb

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camilla chose a british designer that she's worked with a lot before.a lot. i think that bridge was absolutely deliberate. and notable. the queen made catherine's wedding dress. it's been a long term relationship that has been incredibly good for her and the country. you mentioned _ for her and the country. you mentioned floral— for her and the country. you mentioned floral headpieces. silver and crystalfor mentioned floral headpieces. silver and crystal for the princess of wales and princess charlotte, that really struck me because so often we see princess catherine wearing a tiara that she is either borrowed or is now part of her collection. why do you think that is? why do you think she opted for something a little bit different for this occasion?— bit different for this occasion? ., , ., bit different for this occasion? ., ., , occasion? there are so many rumours _ occasion? there are so many rumours about _ occasion? there are so many rumours about what - occasion? there are so many rumours about what she - occasion? there are so many rumours about

king charles's wife camilla receiving her crown during that ceremony.here was elation over the coronation in the streets of london. tens of thousands lining the streets to catch a glimpse of the royal family. the king and queen waving to the public from the gold state coach there, which was originally built back in 1762. and then a royal salute from 4,000 british troops. >> hooray! >> in a moment some have been waiting for days to see, king charles and queen camilla and the royal family stepping onto the balcony of buckingham palace to greet the clouds lining the mall. it was a day many will never forget. cnn's max foster takes a closer look at this remarkable day in history. ♪ ♪ >> a day of destiny. the patient prince crowned at last. charles iii, king of the united kingdom and commonwealth realms. >> god save the king! >> london stood still as well wishers lined the street huddled in the rain to join the celebration of the british monarchy. leaders, dignitaries gathered for this once in a generation event. prince harry entered alongside other royals i

it's cool to see it like that. >> let's talk about camilla as well. from moments like this. for kamala, that this is the culmination of a re-adaptation of a character who has been very controversial in the past. she has worked hard to get in this position. she has always the nonnegotiable for king charles. this is ultimately what he wanted, to marry her, and for her to ultimately known as queen and to be crowned alongside him. >> there are many who thought that they would never come. personally, i don't think this is necessarily something that she's pushed for. it is certainly something that he has pushed for behind the scene, that she has been so integral to his monarchy. >> let's not forget, it's a true true love story that spans decades but it is one of great controversy. princess diana famously talked about three people in her marriage, prince harry, in his autobiography has written about in his autobiography that his in his brother urged his father not to make this marriage. it is one of controversy. we should talk about it. because it had a ban

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the coronation of king charles the iii and queen camilla.eople who were there in 1953, 1 of our guests sang at the christening of the king in 1948. and katty kay is at the forest -- abby forest where things are almost ready. where there is nothing left to chance on a big occasion like this. we will talk about what the coronation is and isn't and the role that the king has played in the preparations. how the people and the common filth and dferent faiths will be included. and christine ross, joining us ahead of the big occasion. there will be taking part in bbc coverage. let us begin with what the royals have been doing today. you might just be ablto pick up the hind me a royal standard which is on top of the palace fluttering in the evening breeze. that tells you the king is in residence at buckingham palace. earlier today, he went back to the abbey for a walk through rehearsal. he returned to the palace where he is receiving visitors this afternoon. a picture of this stands out. this is to be copious and this is the chief of -- domingo and

it is now queen camilla. >> that's right. nonow queen camilla.he united states. what has the last day been like for you? you've been spending time with the first lady. >> yes. >> then watching today take place. >> yes, yes. well, i was with the first lady most of the day yesterday. she's wonderful, as i think we all know. we went to a primary school with the prime minister's wife. and you could just see the passion she has as an educator. >> yeah. >> it was quite wonderful. the young children had made crowns, had big signs "welcome, dr. biden." we also then went to see veterans working in a sports program with the minister of veterans affairs. and once again that is something that touches the first lady's heart. today i thought it was an amazing ceremony, really quite -- quite beautiful. as we were talking before -- >> i'm going to interrupt you for a minute. just a moment so we can listen in here. >> present arms. ♪ ♪ >> arms. three cheers for his majesty, the king, and her majesty, the queen. hip, hip -- >> hooray! >> hip, hip -- >> hooray! >>

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