Camilla referred to as "Queen" on King Charles' coronation invitation.
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Buckingham Palace's invitation for King Charles' coronation refers to his wife as "Queen Camilla" for the first time, officially dropping the word "consort" from her title. This change has caused controversy due to Camilla and Charles' controversial relationship and the palace's previous stance on her position. The dropping of the word "consort" is seen as a symbolic move towards legitimizing Camilla's position as queen consort and a step forward for the monarchy.
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