Brigitte Macron’s little sentence which risks upsetting Camilla

The announcement of the death of Queen Elizabeth II has moved the whole world. The British sovereign died on Thursday, September 8 in her castle at Balmoral where she was resting, surrounded by his family. The Queen of England has left a great void in the hearts of the British people. But also personalities that she was able to meet during her life. Among them, Brigitte Macron.

This Friday, September 9, and while the tributes continue to rain, the first lady spoke about the death of the sovereign in front of the cameras of BFM TV. “To meet her, last year, in Cornwall […] she had words of intelligence and finesse towards each and every one of us who was completely unprepared” explained the wife of the President of the Republic. “She [était] unbelievable. Me, I only met her once but I will never forget” she continued with great emotion. Now that the Queen of England is dead, it is the turn of her son, Charles, to become king. Giving in passing the title of queen consort to his wife Camilla Parker Bowles.

Bridget Macron: “For me she is and will remain the queen”

The wife of Emmanuel Macron therefore spoke at the microphone of BFM TV on the death of the Queen of England. The first lady did not hide her emotion. “She was very important to us” confides Brigitte Macron. The first lady said she had a “great admiration” and one “huge respect” to the Queen of England. “I listened to what she said when she made her commitments. She always kept her promises. And she kept her promises with all the love of which she was capable. she continues. Before concluding “For me she was, she is and she will remain the queen.”. This little sentence could offend the new queen, Camilla Parker Bowles. But really, Camilla will never become queen in the same way as Elizabeth II. “The role of the Queen’s consort is primarily to provide companionship and moral and practical support to the monarch” recalls the official website of the monarchy. “The bridegroom does not hold an official position in the government structure and the Duke has not seen state documents or held official hearings” explains the text using the example of Prince Philip. That apply to so to Camilla Parker Bowles too.