Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, is completely convinced that she will become queen
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And that while it was agreed differently at her wedding to Prince Charles in 2005.
Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, is the wife of Prince Charles (heir to the throne of Queen Elizabeth II). There was quite a bit of tension surrounding the marriage between the two in 2005: Camilla was Charles's mistress while he was still married to Princess Diana.
For that reason, and because both Prince Charles and Camilla are divorced, it was stipulated during their marriage that when Charles would become king, she would not be given the title of queen. However, pages of the book Rebel Prince: The Power, Passion and Defience of Prince Charles, which will be released soon, show that Camilla is 100% sure that she will be queen.
She is said to have said on several occasions that it is not Kate Middleton, but she is said to be the very first 'commonor queen' of the United Kingdom (considering all the queens of England have come from noble families).
She also 'doesn't care' that Prince William and Kate are in the spotlight, writes investigative journalist Tom Bower in the book - in contrast to Prince Charles, who feels threatened by the popularity of his children.
