Queen Elizabeth’s Passing: Charles Ascends to the Throne, Leaving Camilla Without the Late Matriarch’s Jewels

After the recent passing of Queen Elizabeth, her eldest son, Charles, has taken on the role of King.

Alongside him is his wife, Camilla, who now holds the title of Queen Consort.

However, despite their prestigious positions, a royal insider suggests that Camilla will not inherit any of the late Queen's valuable jewels, estimated to be worth around $110 million.

Earlier this summer, rumors circulated that the Queen had made some last-minute changes to her will, which could come as a shocking surprise to her heirs.

She has been meticulously considering her cherished collection and determining who should receive each piece.

According to the insider, Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, is the likely recipient of the 300-piece collection, as she was evidently the favorite within the family.

Although it goes unspoken, this may be one of the reasons why Camilla harbors resentment towards Catherine.

Meanwhile, it seems highly probable that Meghan Markle, along with her one-year-old daughter Lilibet, will also be excluded from any valuable inheritance.

This outcome is not entirely unexpected, given that they are no longer members of the royal family.

However, it would undoubtedly be a significant blow to them both.

The source reveals that while some argue this decision is purely practical, others believe it is a deliberate message from the Queen to Meghan and Harry, indicating that one reaps what they sow.

In light of his grandmother's passing, Prince William will now assume the title of the Prince of Wales.

King Charles III, in his first address to the nation as the new monarch, disclosed the new titles bestowed upon William and Catherine.

This announcement will undoubtedly leave a certain someone feeling unsettled.

During his speech, King Charles expressed, “With Catherine beside him, our new Prince and Princess of Wales will, I know, continue to inspire and lead our national conversations, helping to bring the marginalized to the forefront where essential assistance can be provided.”

Consequently, Catherine will also acquire additional titles, including Princess of Wales, Duchess of Cornwall, Countess of Chester, and Duchess of Rothesay.

The couple's official Twitter account has already been updated to reflect their new titles, now identifying them as the Prince and Princess of Wales.

It is worth noting that they will retain their Duke and Duchess of Cambridge titles, with these new designations serving as additions.

As a result, they are now styled as TRH, the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and Cambridge.

The Queen's passing has brought about significant changes in the roles and titles of other prominent members of the royal family.

This transformation extends to William and Catherine's three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, who will also receive new titles.

Consequently, George is now known as Prince George of Cornwall and Cambridge, Charlotte as Princess Charlotte of Cornwall and Cambridge, and Louis as Prince Louis of Cornwall and Cambridge.

Prince William and Catherine are said to be focusing on strengthening their bond with the people of Wales.

A royal source reports that the couple is dedicated to building trust and respect within the community over time.

They plan to approach their roles as the Prince and Princess of Wales with modesty and humility, much like their previous endeavors.

The new Princess of Wales acknowledges the historical significance associated with her role but is eager to forge her own path and embrace the future.