Camilla, the Queen Consort, appeared on the British television program Antiques Roadshow. The feature was discussed in coverage that circulated across major media outlets.
Filming for the antiques program took place last September, with the sessions conducted in Cornwall shortly before the passing of Queen Elizabeth II.
In the Sunday edition of the program, the royal audience met locals who had brought in various antiques for assessment. In exchange, Camilla brought a rare snuffbox crafted from Cornish silver from the Royal Collection and a copy of the poet Thomas Gray’s Elegy in a Country Cemetery. The Queen Consort also joined presenter Fiona Bruce in the lighthearted segment Guess the Item.
Speaking about her long-time affinity for the show, Camilla remarked, “I watch it all the time, all the time, and all the time. This is my Sunday evening delight.”
Bruce, who has hosted Antiques Roadshow since 2008, noted that the Queen Consort was a joy to have on set. “She was incredibly engaging, connected with everyone, and enjoyed the experience of the show,” she observed.
Previously noted in coverage, this appearance marked a notable moment for royal television appearances and public engagement through cultural programming.