Queen Camilla ‘Doesn’t Feel Pressured’ or ‘Intimidated’ As She Adjusts to Royal Duties, According to Body Language Expert

Ever since King Charles’s cancer diagnosis was announced back in February, Queen Camilla has stepped up to the plate and made a number of solo appearances during the monarch’s ongoing medical treatment. And through those public appearances, Stanton has observed that the queen doesn’t appear “pressured” or “intimidated” in her royal role. 

The body language expert added, “Camilla’s appearances are always executed with confidence, boldness and a lot of self-belief. She holds her head high with her shoulders back. There’s no sense of rushing, which tells us she is happy to take things in her stride and doesn’t feel pressured. It’s apparent that Camilla has adjusted to her responsibilities as queen. Her feet are also often spaced apart, which is significant as it tells us she isn’t intimidated and feels comfortable in her surroundings.”

Most recently, Queen Camilla stepped in for her husband and made history as the first consort to lead the Royal Maundy Service this year. During the event, she distributed “Maundy money” (or ceremonial coins) in place of the king, which, according to the royal family website, “commemorates Jesus washing the feet of the Apostles at the Last Supper.”