Europa Press, en.edatv.news Queen Camilla no longer hides it: her sister-in-law is doing it and it's because of Charles III
The woman who is standing out in support of Charles III without seeking the spotlight, everyone in the palace knows it and Camilla accepts it
Life within the system of a modern monarchy is full of connections, relationships, and contrasts. Some figures stand out for their speeches, while others do so through the silent impact of their actions. In that second group are important figures who have shown significant leadership without major exposure.
In times of change and challenges, the balance between presence and discretion becomes more relevant than ever. Two female figures have understood this perfectly: one from the throne, the other through action. Both are part of the same story, but with different paths.
Besides Camilla: the other female voice representing the king
Sofía, the Duchess of Edinburgh, is the wife of Edward, brother of King Charles III. The Duchess has taken a firm step on behalf of King Charles III, who continues his medical treatment for cancer.
She will represent the monarch in Bosnia and Herzegovina on a highly sensitive date. There, she will read "a personal message sent by King Charles III," showing how much he trusts his sister-in-law. She also has meetings scheduled with women peacebuilders and with survivors of sexual violence, issues she has passionately defended for years.
She will also meet with representatives of the Institute of Missing Persons, reaffirming her commitment to justice and historical memory. Her work is not symbolic: it is real diplomatic action.
A figure who supports from the shadows
Since she assumed the title of Duchess of Edinburgh, her prominence has increased. Her work as patron of more than 70 organizations reinforces her image of commitment. Her closeness to the late Elizabeth II, who considered her one of her favorites, supports her.
The most recent scene confirming her role took place during Remembrance Day. There, she placed a hand on Kate Middleton's back, in a gesture full of humanity. It was not a coincidence; it was a symbol of support and unity in difficult times.
"A reliable and hardworking figure," this is how she is described inside and outside the Palace. While Queen Camilla takes center stage, Sofía moves forward firmly from a more reserved place. She does so, always representing King Charles III.
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