Her Majesty The Queen Consort's appearance on the Antiques Roadshow will be shown on BBC One tonight, Sunday, March 5. She took along two items to be examined by the show's experts.
The BBC has released a clip previewing her visit to the show, which was filmed at the Eden Project in Cornwall last summer. At the time, Camilla was Duchess of Cornwall, a title now held by the Kate, Princess of Wales, following King Charles' accession to the throne.
Camilla is also patron to the Eden Project’s biggest community outreach initiative, The Big Lunch. BBC One viewers will see presenter Fiona Bruce introducing The Queen Consort to roadshow visitors in the broadcast at 8pm on Sunday, March 5, which is also St Piran's Day in Cornwall, when the patron saint is celebrated.
