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King Charles III, now 76 years old, has made headlines by awarding a historic title to his wife, Queen Camilla, age 78:
Vice Admiral of the United Kingdom.
The appointment announced on her birthday is more than ceremonial.
It marks a royal first:
Camilla is the first woman ever to hold the role, originally established under Henry VIII in 1513 and rarely bestowed.
According to reports, the title reflects Camilla’s growing influence within the monarchy and her strengthening ties to the British Armed Forces.
Her recognition comes amid a wider shift in public sentiment.
Once seen as controversial, Camilla is now embraced as a stabilizing figure and a symbol of modern royal leadership.
The Vice Admiral title is honorary—it does not grant her command over naval operations—but it carries considerable symbolic weight.
It officially positions her as a royal ambassador to the Navy and underscores her dedication to public service.
With royal tradition evolving and leadership roles expanding for women, Camilla’s appointment is a powerful signal that titles still shape public perception — and yes, Londoners do love their royalty.
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