Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, 73, has not let England’s new lockdown keep her from royal duty and on Friday carried out an important engagement. The Duchess joined a video call with a community project in Brighton to mark the National Association of Care Catering (NACC) Meals on Wheels Week.
Clarence House tweeted a clip of the virtual engagement in which Camilla opened up about her younger years.
The tweet read: “To celebrate @NACCCaterCare #MealsOnWheelsWeek, The Duchess of Cornwall has made a video call to @thebevy community-owned pub in Brighton to speak to their Chatterboxes support group for elderly people isolated by the pandemic.”
During the call, Camilla spoke to one of the elderly people who benefits from The Bevy’s Chatterboxes support group.
The Duchess asked him: “You enjoy dressing up do you? And singing along?”
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The new lockdown restrictions permit travelling for work when it is not possible to work from home.
Clarence House shared another clip of Prince Charles on Friday following his interview with British Vogue’s editor-in-chief Edward Enninful.
In the clip, Prince Charles is asked where his style comes from.
The bashful royal replied: “I thought I was like a stopped clock. I’m right twice every 24 hours.
“Anyway people come round after 25 years to dressing like I do.
“No, I mean I’m very glad you think it has style.”
Charles added: “I just try to, I mind to a certain degree, I mind about detail and colour and things like that and colour combinations.
“I’m one of those people who hates throwing anything away or wasting anything.
“So, I rather like trying to keep things as long as I possibly can.
“Hence, as long as I retain the same shape and can go on fitting into things, I’d rather have them repaired, you know what I mean and maintained. And even patched if necessary.”
