The question of whether Camilla will become queen if Charles dies has been a topic of much speculation in recent years. With Charles being the current heir to the British throne, the line of succession follows his blood descendants, so Camilla will never become the actual queen, even if he dies before her.
The line of succession is determined by the Act of Settlement of 1701, which states that the monarch must be a Protestant and a descendant of the Electress Sophia of Hanover. As Camilla is not a descendant of the Electress Sophia of Hanover, she will not be able to ascend to the throne.
However, Camilla will still be an important figure in the royal family if Charles dies before her. She will become the Queen Consort, meaning she will be the wife of the reigning monarch. This means she will be the official hostess of the royal court and will be expected to carry out various duties and represent the royal family in public.
Camilla will also be given the title of Princess of Wales, which is traditionally given to the wife of the Prince of Wales. She will also be given the title of Duchess of Cornwall, which is traditionally given to the wife of the Duke of Cornwall.
Despite the fact that Camilla will never become the actual queen, she will still be an important figure in the royal family and will be expected to carry out various duties and represent the royal family in public. This will ensure that the royal family continues to be respected and admired by the public.
It is important to remember that the line of succession follows Charles’ blood descendants, so Camilla will never become the actual queen, even if he dies before her. However, she will still be an important figure in the royal family and will be expected to carry out various duties and represent the royal family in public.
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