King Charles and Queen Camilla have been married since 2005, so it's safe to assume they bicker sometimes like most people in long term relationships. On Feb. 26, The King and Queen conducted a joint engagement, and Charles was reportedly the recipient of a little scolding from his wife.

Queen Camilla was "so nervous" before marrying the now- King Charles in 2005, the 77-year-old's hair stylist has revealed. The royal couple tied the knot at Windsor Guildhall on April 9, 2005. They will celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary later this year.

Queen Camilla and King Charles playful interaction during new outing proved that being a monarch won't save you from a wife's scolding!The King and Queen stepped out on Wednesday to visit Darjeeling Express,

King Charles III and Queen Camilla got attention during their latest outing in London.The 76-year-old King seeming angered his beloved wife Camilla as he left her alone for a while during

Queen Camilla revealed that she and King Charles III adopted a rescue puppy after the death of their dog last November. Camilla, 77, shared the news while meeting a partially-sighted museum group at Beaney House of Art & Knowledge in Canterbury, Kent, England, on Tuesday, February 25.

Following the death of her dog, Beth, in November, Queen Camilla has announced that she’s adopted a new rescue puppy, Moley. The Queen shared the news during an outing in the English town of Canterbury on February 25,

Queen Camilla has rescued a Jack Russell Terrier called Moley, following the death of her beloved dog Beth last November. Her Majesty rescued the eight-week-old puppy from Battersea Dogs & Cats Home,

Queen Camilla announced that she and King Charles III have adopted a new Jack Russell terrier four months after losing their beloved rescue pup, Beth.

Queen Camilla has revealed she found a new furry friend: an eight-week-old rescue puppy named Moley. It comes a few months after the death of her beloved Jack Russell terrier, Beth, in 2024. Camilla shared the news of her new canine companion while in Canterbury,