Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, and King Charles III's official ascension to the throne, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, has now been crowned Queen Consort of the United Kingdom. A fancy title indeed for the woman who's been quite the polarizing figure in the royal gossip pages for decades. Of course, things have been rather above board since she and Charles tied the knot in 2005, when she officially became the stepmother of Princes William and Harry, and they became the stepsiblings to her two children, with former husband Andrew Parker Bowles. They've managed to remain mostly out of the spotlight, but now that their mother is practically the queen, the world is curious: Who are Camilla's kids, and are they officially deemed royals now?
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