Queen Camilla appears to ease King Charles’ tension with her revealing move on the eve of Princess Lilibet’s fifth birthday.
The 78-year-old surprised her fans when she hosted Magic Day for seriously ill children on Wednesday, June 3, opening her London home for a party full of royal touches.
At Clarence House in London, Camilla enjoyed fun-filled times with the children, hosting a tea party and playing treasure hunts with them.
The measure appears to be a nod to the King’s granddaughter, who will turn 5 on June 4.
A royal source shared: “The time Camilla spent with the children before Lilibet’s day shows the love for the Sussexes.”
They continued: “The Queen is walking a purposeful path. Her latest move raised hopes that Archie Lilibet will return to the Palace.
“The royals still care about the Sussexes”
They added: “A return to the Palace may occur.”
It comes amid reports that the King is desperate to spend time with Harry and Meghan’s two children, who live in California, thousands of miles from the royal palace.
The event was supported by Dreams and Wishes, a charity dedicated to helping seriously ill children and their families. She previously hosted a similar event in Wales in June 2013, when she was Duchess of Cornwall.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex celebrated their daughter Princess Lilibet’s fifth birthday on June 4 away from the royal family in California, hosting a small party attended by close friends.
However, King Charles, Prince William, Kate Middleton and other members of the royal family did not publicly wish Lilibet on her special day.
