Annabel ElliotYounger sister for British Queen Camilla And the official “companion” for him, has said that she can still not bring herself into the curts for her elder brother -in -law – even Camela even two decades after entering the royal family.
The revelation came to a new Tutler profile written by Royal biographer Robert Hardman, which marks the 20th wedding anniversary King Charles And Rani Camilla.
Although the royal customs have rested over time – and the official royal website says there are no compulsory gestures – curating inside the royal house is common. For most, especially internal formulas such as Elliot that play a formal role are still followed by such traditions.
Elliot, an interior designer by profession, said that the formalities feel unnatural despite her sister’s royal state. “I think she is beautifully infection, really. I mean, I sometimes look at him, and I can’t really believe it,” she said, reflecting the journey of Camila from private citizen to queen.
While Elliott can leave Curts, her love and support for Camilla is unbreakable. She is described as the queen’s emotional anchor, especially during a difficult year in 2024, which saw family health challenges and personal losses.
In the BBC Documentary Charles III: The Coronation Year, Elliott went blindly as she remembered her sister departing in a golden coach for Westminster Abe. “It was quite a moment,” she said, remembering how real it felt to see someone was growing up with the throne next to King Charles.
