Prince William has reportedly said to Camilla, the Queen Consort, that she is not a 'step-grandmother' to his three children. There has been a change in roles in the Royal Family following the Queen's death last month.
Prince William has now become the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cornwall while Camilla is now the Queen Consort following King Charles III's accession to the throne. Camilla was once given a frosty reception from the public, especially after the death of Diana and the history of her relationship with Charles. However, this has now changed and she has been accepted both by the institution and public.
However, a new book claims that the former Dutchess of Cornwall's relationship with some of the members of the Royal Family are slightly reserved. According to The Express, royal biographer Angela Levin explores how Camilla has cultivated her relationships with her husband's children and grandchildren over the years, reported Coventry Live.
