Camilla’s ex-husband, Andrew Parker Bowles, will be at Westminster Abbey in London to attend the coronation of Charles III on May 6, The Sunday Times reported on Sunday April 23.
It is a surprise guest who will be in Westminster Abbey in London on May 6. In effect, Andrew Parker Bowles, ex-husband of Camilla, was invited to attend the coronation of Charles III. THE Sunday Times even indicated that he will be “at the forefront” of the assembly attending this historic event. Camilla and Andrew married in 1973 and had two children, food critic Tom Parker Bowles and art curator Laura Lopes. Separated in the 1980s, they eventually divorced in 1995.
After many years together, Camilla Parker Bowles married Prince Charles in 2005, while Andrew Parker Bowles remarried Rosemary Pitman in 1996. The latter died in 2010. Camilla’s grandchildren will play a special role in the coronation. Indeed, Tom’s son Freddie and Laura’s twin sons Gus and Louis, all 13, will be the pages of honor of the wife of Charles III during the ceremony. In particular, they should wear the train of her dress.
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Sarah Ferguson absent from the coronation of Charles III
This announcement comes as it was revealed that Sarah Ferguson, Prince Andrew’s ex-wife was not invited to the grand ceremony on Saturday May 6. The Duchess of York said she was not not offended by this non-invitationduring his appearance on the show Good Morning Britain from the ITV channel. “I’m not going, it’s a state event, and as a divorcee, I don’t think we can have butter and butter money”, she said. She added that although she “was not present during the official ceremonies”she could “always be” in private. And to conclude, when she was asked about royal family unity currently after the various controversies aroused in particular by the documentary of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the Memoirs of Prince Harry: “I think Charles and Camilla are doing an exceptional job of bringing the family together.” So no grudges.